132 EXERCISE 13-understandin Pearson Product-Moment Correlati DESCRIPTIVE STATIS

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132 EXERCISE 13-understandin Pearson Product-Moment Correlati DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS OF PRIMARY VARIABLES AND ASSO PEARSONr) (N 1371) TABLE 2 3 Mean (SD) 1.00 1. Perceived quality of care 35.80 (5.58) 2. Ethics preparedness 24.13 (4.14) 0.371.00 23.23 (4.57) 0.290.571 11.80 (2.81) 0.42 0.27-0.22 16.68 (3.23) 0.53 5.93 (3.02) 0.250.190.2 1.00 1.00 3. Ethics confidence 4. Patient care demand 5. Practice autonomy 6. Physician collegiality ..0.321 0.24 0.13 -0.12 0.13 P s0.01 Negativwely skewed. This variable was then dummy coded with low and high physician collegiality, respectively (le 12e low; 12.1%), greater than 12-high, 87.9%. Uinich, C. M, Zhou, Q, Hanlon, A, Danis, M., & Grady, c. (2014). The impact of ethics and practitioners' and physician assistants views on quality of primary healthcare in the United States. work-related factors on nurse Applied Nursing Research, 23 155 valued their unique perspective, were a good source of professional stimulation a provided an important source of personal support. Nonetheless, 31.6% of res reported feeling overwhelmed by the needs of their patients, and 40.8% described paten relationships as becoming more adversarial than they used to be. Overall, those rep dents who reported higher patient demands (eg, adversarial patient relationshq patients requesting unnecessary treatments) in their practice also tended to reportlowe uality care (r=-0.42, p

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5)
r for ethics confidence and physical collegiality
= 0.02

this is weak correlation
cohen's f2 effect size = r^2/(1 - r^2)
= 0.02^2/(1 - 0.02^2)
=0.00040016006

6)

No , r = 0.02 is not significant .

critical r for n = 1371 is around 0.05

r < critical r

hence not significant

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