Copy/paste SPSS Descriptive Statistics into this textbox	Descriptive Statistics Mean Std. Deviation N S_OC_1 4.1747 .51805 194 fbal 2.7043 1.76072 194 S_PA_1 3.7163 .76643 194 LMX_1 3.8083 .73614 194 S_OCBI_1 3.5518 .86317 194 S_OCBO_1 4.4456 .56553 194 gender_1 .557 .4981 194 ms_1 1.016 .5890 194 child_1 1.011 1.0676 194 jobyr_1 6.978 6.7899 194 supyr_1 3.899 3.7565 194 age_1 41.843 10.4899 194
Copy/paste SPSS Correlation Matrix into this textbox	Correlations(a) S_OC_1 fbal S_PA_1 LMX_1 S_OCBI_1 S_OCBO_1 gender_1 ms_1 child_1 jobyr_1 supyr_1 age_1 S_OC_1 Pearson Correlation 1 .063 .138 .193(**) .243(**) .232(**) -.046 .157(*) -.137 .070 -.001 -.025 Sig. (2-tailed) .060 .051 .007 .001 .001 .521 .029 .056 .332 .990 .729 Sum of Squares and Cross-products 51.796 11.153 10.580 14.241 20.989 13.123 -2.310 9.244 -14.656 47.570 -.328 -26.250 Covariance .268 .058 .055 .074 .109 .068 -.012 .048 -.076 .246 -.002 -.136 fbal Pearson Correlation .051 1 .262(**) .428(**) .250(**) .209(**) .108 .011 -.008 -.057 .007 -.129 Sig. (2-tailed) .051 .000 .000 .000 .003 .133 .880 .907 .432 .925 .074 Sum of Squares and Cross-products 11.153 598.324 68.292 106.993 73.314 40.192 18.312 2.189 -3.075 -130.868 8.738 -458.852 Covariance .058 3.100 .354 .554 .380 .208 .095 .011 -.016 -.678 .045 -2.377 S_PA_1 Pearson Correlation .050 .262(**) 1 .466(**) .545(**) .486(**) .001 -.079 .088 .148(*) .022 -.082 Sig. (2-tailed) .050 .000 .000 .000 .000 .989 .274 .221 .039 .760 .258 Sum of Squares and Cross-products 10.580 68.292 113.370 50.760 69.614 40.631 .071 -6.872 13.930 148.983 12.260 -126.605 Covariance .055 .354 .587 .263 .361 .211 .000 -.036 .072 .772 .064 -.656 LMX_1 Pearson Correlation .049 .428(**) .466(**) 1 .403(**) .412(**) -.058 -.061 -.076 .028 .029 -.200(**) Sig. (2-tailed) .049 .001 .000 .000 .000 .422 .395 .290 .695 .685 .005 Sum of Squares and Cross-products 14.241 106.993 50.760 104.587 49.362 33.133 -4.105 -5.137 -11.578 27.289 15.629 -297.545 Covariance .074 .554 .263 .542 .256 .172 -.021 -.027 -.060 .141 .081 -1.542 S_OCBI_1 Pearson Correlation .000 .250(**) .545(**) .403(**) 1 .435(**) .072 -.088 -.035 .052 -.014 -.077 Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .002 .000 .000 .000 .320 .224 .632 .473 .847 .287 Sum of Squares and Cross-products 20.989 73.314 69.614 49.362 143.796 40.949 5.956 -8.608 -6.146 58.676 -8.734 -134.178 Covariance .109 .380 .361 .256 .745 .212 .031 -.045 -.032 .304 -.045 -.695 S_OCBO_1 Pearson Correlation .001 .209(**) .486(**) .412(**) .435(**) 1 -.044 .111 -.005 -.031 -.151(*) -.062 Sig. (2-tailed) .001 .003 .000 .000 .000 .545 .122 .945 .665 .036 .393 Sum of Squares and Cross-products 13.123 40.192 40.631 33.133 40.949 61.725 -2.379 7.165 -.585 -23.154 -61.888 -70.541 Covariance .068 .208 .211 .172 .212 .320 -.012 .037 -.003 -.120 -.321 -.365 gender_1 Pearson Correlation -.002 .108 .001 -.058 .072 -.044 1 .058 .077 -.182(*) -.076 -.094 Sig. (2-tailed) -.002 .133 .989 .422 .320 .545 .418 .287 .011 .290 .190 Sum of Squares and Cross-products -2.310 18.312 .071 -4.105 5.956 -2.379 47.876 3.309 7.886 -118.742 -27.587 -95.194 Covariance -.012 .095 .000 -.021 .031 -.012 .248 .017 .041 -.615 -.143 -.493 ms_1 Pearson Correlation .009 .011 -.079 -.061 -.088 .111 .058 1 .157(*) .068 .090 .174(*) Sig. (2-tailed) .009 .880 .274 .395 .224 .122 .418 .029 .346 .213 .015 Sum of Squares and Cross-products 9.244 2.189 -6.872 -5.137 -8.608 7.165 3.309 66.952 19.005 52.492 38.379 207.744 Covariance .048 .011 -.036 -.027 -.045 .037 .017 .347 .098 .272 .199 1.076 child_1 Pearson Correlation .010 -.008 .088 -.076 -.035 -.005 .077 .157(*) 1 .019 .053 -.022 Sig. (2-tailed) .010 .907 .221 .290 .632 .945 .287 .029 .788 .463 .762 Sum of Squares and Cross-products -14.656 -3.075 13.930 -11.578 -6.146 -.585 7.886 19.005 219.978 27.228 41.067 -47.262 Covariance -.076 -.016 .072 -.060 -.032 -.003 .041 .098 1.140 .141 .213 -.245 jobyr_1 Pearson Correlation .011 -.057 .148(*) .028 .052 -.031 -.182(*) .068 .019 1 .529(**) .378(**) Sig. (2-tailed) .011 .432 .039 .695 .473 .665 .011 .346 .788 .000 .000 Sum of Squares and Cross-products 47.570 -130.868 148.983 27.289 58.676 -23.154 -118.742 52.492 27.228 8897.914 2605.774 5200.817 Covariance .246 -.678 .772 .141 .304 -.120 -.615 .272 .141 46.103 13.501 26.947 supyr_1 Pearson Correlation -.012 .007 .022 .029 -.014 -.151(*) -.076 .090 .053 .529(**) 1 .263(**) Sig. (2-tailed) -.012 .925 .760 .685 .847 .036 .290 .213 .463 .000 .000 Sum of Squares and Cross-products -.328 8.738 12.260 15.629 -8.734 -61.888 -27.587 38.379 41.067 2605.774 2723.480 2002.204 Covariance -.002 .045 .064 .081 -.045 -.321 -.143 .199 .213 13.501 14.111 10.374 age_1 Pearson Correlation -.001 -.129 -.082 -.200(**) -.077 -.062 -.094 .174(*) -.022 .378(**) .263(**) 1 Sig. (2-tailed) -.001 .074 .258 .005 .287 .393 .190 .015 .762 .000 .000 Sum of Squares and Cross-products -26.250 -458.852 -126.605 -297.545 -134.178 -70.541 -95.194 207.744 -47.262 5200.817 2002.204 21237.288 Covariance -.136 -2.377 -.656 -1.542 -.695 -.365 -.493 1.076 -.245 26.947 10.374 110.038 ** Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed). * Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed). a Listwise N=194 Try to copy/paste your correlation matrix into the textbox above. If you get a memory error, then try the following procedure, which only works in Internet Explorer. Export your correlation matrix from SPSS to a tab-delimited TXT file. Once you've exported your correlation matrix, use the 'browse' and 'upload' buttons to transfer the file into the correlations textbox above. Click here for step-by-step instructions.
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