When including a write-up for a correlation in the results section of a manuscript you must include both ______ and direction.
A) magnitude
B) standard deviation
C) factor rotation
D) factor loading

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When reporting a correlation in the results section, it is necessary to provide information about the strength or magnitude of the correlation (e.g., r = .70) and the direction of the relationship (e.g., positive or negative). Standard deviation, factor rotation, and factor loading are not relevant to reporting correlations.

When Including a Write-Up for a Correlation in the Results