Individual differences in emerging adults’ spatial abilities: What role do affective factors play?

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Table 4 Means, standard deviations, and correlations with confidence intervals

Variable	M	SD	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
1. Sex	1.34	0.48
2. MRT	15.83	7.15	.27**
			[.08, .44]
3. PTSOT	8.02	3.53	.28**	.65**
			[.09, .45]	[.51, .75]
4. Spatial Confidence	4.53	1.16	.40**	.60**	.60**
			[.23, .56]	[.46, .71]	[.46, .72]
5. Spatial Anxiety	1.00	0.50	− .29**	− .09	− .25*	− .31**
			[− .46, − .10]	[− .29, .10]	[− .42, − .05]	[− .47, − .12]
6. Large-Scale Anxiety	1.20	0.67	.03	.01	.15	.07	− .03
			[− .16, .23]	[− .18, .21]	[− .05, .34]	[− .13, .26]	[− .22, .17]
7. Small-Scale Anxiety	0.80	0.55	.07	.05	.03	.04	.03	.55**
			[− .13, .26]	[− .15, .24]	[− .16, .23]	[− .16, .23]	[− .17, .23]	[.40, .67]
8. General Anxiety	1.39	0.24	− .03	.11	.02	.00	.30**	.13	.09
			[− .23, .17]	[− .09, .30]	[− .18, .21]	[− .20, .19]	[.10, .46]	[− .07, .31]	[− .11, .28]

Values in square brackets indicate the 95% confidence interval for each correlation. Confidence intervals represent the possible range of population correlations that may have caused the correlation (Cumming, 2014). *p < .05. **p < .01