The table for Pearson correlation critical values is a statistical tool used to determine the significance of the correlation coefficient between two variables. It provides a list of critical values, based on the sample size and desired level of significance, which can be compared to the calculated correlation coefficient to determine if it is statistically significant. This table is commonly used in various fields, such as social sciences and economics, to analyze the strength and direction of the relationship between variables. It is an important tool in data analysis and helps researchers make informed conclusions about the strength of correlations in their data.

Pearson Correlation Critical Values Table

The table below shows the Pearson correlation critical values for different significance levels and degrees of freedom. Note that degrees of freedom = n-2 where n = # pairs of data.