11. Which of the following correlations is not statistically significant at any acceptable level of significance?

Question relate to the following table, taken from Baumhover and Hughes (2009), whose objective was to investigate the association between spirituality of health workers and their support for family presence during invasive procedures and resuscitative efforts in adults

a) Spirituality and the support for family presence during resuscitative efforts

b) Viewing family presence as both a patient and family right

c) Spirituality and the belief of providing holistic care (physicians and physician assistants)

d) Spirituality and the belief of providing holistic care (nurses)

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Correlation between study variables Study variables Spirituality and the support for family presence during P 0.24 .05 resuscitative efforts Health care professional's age and the support for family presence during -0.27 .01 resuscitative efforts Spirituality and the belief that family presence is a patient right" Viewing family presence as both a patient and family right Spirituality and the belief of providing holistic care* Spirituality and the belief of providing holistic care Spirituality and the belief of providing holistic care All participants >Physicians and physician assistants Nurses 0.33 .01 0.52 .01 0.32 .01 0.28 >.05 0.31 .01