Could you review my explanation of Pearson correlation coefficient.

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Thep-value appears in the same row in the "Asymptotic Significance (2-sided)" column (.385). Table 3 shows the chi-square test yielded a chi-square value = 6.351, dF = 6, p >.05, and a phivalue = .385. In this case, the hypothesis for this study was not supported. The two variables are not associated with each other. The researcher would accept the null hypothesis (There is no relationship between financial comfort and education. Next, a Pearson'sr correlation coefficient was conducted,r= -.111. This indicates a weak correlation between the two variables. In this case, the 2-tailed significance value is p = .027, p < .05. Since r = -.111, there is significance, yet a weak correlation.