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Correlation of survey data in R with significance levels

Correlation of survey data in R with significance levels. GLEON Fellowship Workshop January 14-18, 2013 Sunapee, NH Kirsten Winters. What’s the cleanest way to load data?. Relevance of running correlation on survey data. Correlation is quick and easy

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Correlation of survey data in R with significance levels

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  1. Correlation of survey data in R with significance levels GLEON Fellowship Workshop January 14-18, 2013 Sunapee, NH Kirsten Winters

  2. What’s the cleanest way to load data?

  3. Relevance of running correlation on survey data • Correlation is quick and easy • In 2008, we surveyed Oregonians (n=3088) on their perceptions of risk to wild salmon and their opinions on related potential policies. • Understanding the correlation between risk perception and policy support is important

  4. Application to data & lessons learned • Imported .csv file  much cleaner and easier to navigate • Tried correlation code as advised by QuickR site didn’t include significance levels • Found better source code online which produced results in a table with significance levels starred

  5. Results • Positive correlation with various “strengths”

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