Look at the correlation matrix below and identify the correlation coefficient that represents the relationship between general well being and social functioning. 3 4 Construct 1. Wechsel IQ Test Score 2. Depression Test Score 1 .082 3. Self-esteem Test Score .362 .174 029 4. Social Functioning Test Score 5. General Well Being Test Score -112 201 -058 -375 446 401* r= -375 r=.082 r= .401 r= .029

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