Depression	Anxiety
79	80
87	97
95	85
93	85
86	94
96	94
95	94
98	76
84	61
97	97
97	97
97	88
100	97
89	94
94	88
98	97
Continued
98	94
94	7
89	94
93	82
83	79
90	97
88	100
84	91
93	94
86	94
84	88
88	94
92	94
95	89
95	79
83	76

Complete Exercise 1: Perform the appropriate test and provide a narrative write up for the Depression and Anxiety analysis. Remember, state the statistical and practical significances.

A psychologist wanted to compare clients' measured depression and anxiety scores (adjusted to the same scale of 0-100) to see if they are correlated. Are depression and anxiety correlated?

I got the below Regression summary output.

Is this answer correct?

Regressive: Psychologists were able to determine that depression and anxiety scores were weakly positively correlated, (r = .08, F [1, 30] = 0.198, p < 0.661).

Correlated: Pearson's r coefficient: (r[31] = .08, p < .0661).

SUMMARY OUTPUT | Regression Test
Regression Statistics
Multiple R	0.080906756
R Square	0.006545903
Adjusted R Square	-0.026569233
Standard Error	17.07858668
Observations	32
ANOVA
	df	SS	MS	F	Significance F
Regression	1	57.6563147	57.6563147	0.197671029	0.659798429
Residual	30	8750.343685	291.6781228
Total	31	8808
	Coefficients	Standard Error	t Stat	P-value	Lower 95%	Upper 95%	Lower 95.0%	Upper 95.0%
Intercept	64.45703934	50.23218505	1.283182073	0.209252884	-38.13076862	167.0448473	-38.13076862	167.0448473
Depression	0.244306418	0.549494519	0.444602102	0.659798429	-0.877911103	1.36652394	-0.877911103	1.36652394