18 ADHD Items (Variables V1 through v18) v1. I fail to pay attention to details and I make careless mistakes. v2. I have difficulty paying attention. v3. I fail to listen to people when they talk to me. v4. I have trouble following instructions. v5. I have trouble getting organized. v6. I avoid or dislike tasks that require a lot of thinking. v7. I lose things necessary to complete tasks. v8. I am easily distracted. v9. I am forgetful. v10. I'm always fidgeting (for example, Il am always moving my hands or feet or squirming in my seat). v11. I cannot sit still. v12. I am restless. v13. People tell me that I am loud. v14. I have a lot of energy and I am rarely quiet and still. v15. People tell me I talk a lot. v16. I blurt out answers before other people finish asking questions. v17. I have trouble waiting my turn or waiting in line. v18. I interrupt people when they are talking. Is the correlation significant between the pair of variables with the weakest correlation? Yes, at p < .05 Yes, at p < .01 O No, p> .05
Explanation:
Correlation coefficient:
Correlation coefficient shows the linear relationship between two variables and measures the direction and strength of a linear relationship.
The correlation coefficient always lies between -1 and 1
If the correlation coefficient = 1, then there is a perfect positive linear relationship between the pair of variables.
If the correlation coefficient = 1, then there is a perfect negative linear relationship between the pair of variables.
If the correlation coefficient = 0, then there is no linear relationship between the pair of variables.
The correlation significant between the pair of variables will be weakest correlation, If correlation coefficient is very close to zero.
Weakest correlation at, < 0.01
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