A correlation of .65 between depression and anxiety suggests that people who are highly depressed are reasonably likely to be highly anxious.

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A correlation coefficient of .65 indicates a positive correlation between depression and anxiety, meaning that as one variable (depression) increases, the other variable (anxiety) is also likely to increase. Therefore, people who are highly depressed are reasonably likely to be highly anxious.

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