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Table 3 Counts of correlations in specified ranges for item matrices across 12 studies

From: g versus c: comparing individual and collective intelligence across two meta-analyses

Correlation range:

−.20 to

−.30

−.10 to

−.20

.0 to

−.10

0 to .10

.10 to .20

.20 to .30

.30 to .40

.40 to .50

.50 to .60

.60 to .70

.70 to .80

.80 to .90

.90 to 1.0

Count (total)

Weight

(%)

% Positive

Woolley et al. (2010): Study 1

    

3

3

2

1

1

    

10

5.85

100

Woolley et al. (2010): Study 2

  

3

12

13

8

5

4

     

45

26.32

93.33

Engel, Woolley, Jing, Chabris, and Malone (2014a): Combined

   

1

1

11

4

8

3

    

28

16.37

100

Engel, Woolley, et al. (2015a): Japan

   

4

3

4

1

2

1

    

15

8.77

100

Engel, Woolley, et al. (2015): Germany

   

2

5

6

1

7

     

21

12.28

100

Barlow and Dennis (2016)

1

1

1

2

1

        

6

3.51

50

Barlow (2015, unpublished doctoral thesis): Control Group (CG)

1

1

   

1

       

3

1.75

33.33

Barlow (2015, unpublished doctoral thesis): Experimental Group (EG)

    

2

1

       

3

1.75

100

Bates and Gupta (2017): Study 1

    

2

 

4

2

1

 

1

  

10

5.85

100

Bates and Gupta (2017): Study 2

     

2

2

1

2

2

 

1

 

10

5.85

100

Bates and Gupta (2017): Study 3

   

2

5

1

1

  

1

   

10

5.85

100

Rowe (2019, unpublished doctoral thesis): Study 1

   

2

3

1

2

1

1

    

10

5.85

100

Total Count:

2

2

4

25

38

38

22

26

9

3

1

1

0

171

100.00

 

Percentage (%)

1.17

1.17

2.34

14.62

22.22

22.22

12.87

15.20

5.26

1.75

0.58

0.58

0.00

   
  1. Note: Numbers represent counts of bivariate correlations within a specified range for a given study. Count (total) displays the total number of correlations per study (rows). Weight (%) refers to the proportion of the total number of correlations (N = 171) analyzed. % Positive calculates the proportion of bivariate correlations that are positive per study (rows). CG = Control group. EG = Experimental group