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Table 2 5% and 1% points for the distribution of the correlation coefficient under the null hypothesis that the population correlation is 0 in a two-tailed test

From: Statistics review 7: Correlation and regression

 

r values for two-tailed probabilities (P)

 

Two-tailed probabilities (P)

Sample size

0.05

0.01

Sample size

0.05

0.01

3

1.00

1.00

23

0.41

0.53

4

0.95

0.99

24

0.40

0.52

5

0.88

0.96

25

0.40

0.51

6

0.81

0.92

26

0.39

0.50

7

0.75

0.87

27

0.38

0.49

8

0.71

0.83

28

0.37

0.48

9

0.67

0.80

29

0.37

0.47

10

0.63

0.76

30

0.36

0.46

11

0.60

0.73

40

0.31

0.40

12

0.58

0.71

50

0.28

0.36

13

0.55

0.68

60

0.25

0.33

14

0.53

0.66

70

0.24

0.31

15

0.51

0.64

80

0.22

0.29

16

0.50

0.62

90

0.21

0.27

17

0.48

0.61

100

0.20

0.26

18

0.47

0.59

110

0.19

0.24

19

0.46

0.58

120

0.18

0.23

20

0.44

0.56

130

0.17

0.23

21

0.43

0.55

140

0.17

0.22

22

0.42

0.54

150

0.16

0.21

  1. Generated using the standard formula [2].