People who exercise experience an increase in overall state of health.

1. Provide SPSS printout of correlation analysis
2. Are the assumptions met...explain
3. Interpret statistical findings
4. State a conclusion

Case Processing Summary Cases Valid Missing Total N Percent N Percent N Percent exercise * overall state of 700 99.9% 0.1% 701 100.0% health exercise * overall state of health Crosstabulation Count overall state of health Very Sick 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Very Healthy Total exercise Rarely 0 11 9 16 6 25 31 19 3 120 Sometimes 7 21 18 60 80 54 24 269 Often O 3 10 6 22 37 43 35 157 Routinely 0 1 2 4 1 10 22 66 48 154 Total 1 17 21 51 31 117 170 182 110 700 Directional Measures Asymptotic Approximate Standard Tb Approximate Value Error Significance Nominal by Nominal Lambda Symmetric 087 023 3.693 <.001 exercise dependent overall state of health goodman and kruskal tau a. not assuming the null hypothesis. b. using asymptotic standard error c. based on chi-square approximationsymmetric measures approximate tb value significance nominal by phi cramer v contingency coefficient interval pearson r .392 ordinal spearman correlation n valid cases normal approximation>