Hello everybody! We are carrying out a research where we associate baseline to post-intervention changes between motivation and physical activity variables. My question is the following: In an experimental group, if I have a NEGATIVE association between INCREASES in introjected regulation and DECREASES in sedentary activity, how should I interpret it? Do you have any example of reference that describes this type of results between changes or similar? Many thanks in advance! Cheers.
I assume that the NEGATIVE is nonsignificant? If so, you would have a nonsignificant inverse association (add p value) between....
I hope that my answer is in it, even if there is little benefit in your research. Regarding the negative correlation, this means that the independent variable that you entered in the research sample in your experiment has an adverse effect on the results, which is the physical activity of the sample. This gives an indication that the greater the size of the independent variable, it will reduce the physical activity of the sample and vice versa, that is, whenever it reduces the presence of the independent variable on the method of the sample, this will improve the physical activity of them. wishing you good luck
There are several factors used in many cases. The best of them is known as the Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient, or the Spearman's correlation coefficien.
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