. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jun 1.

Published in final edited form as: Behav Ther. 2010 Sep 16;42(1):22–29. doi: 10.1016/j.beth.2010.01.004

Table 3a.

Correlations between Positive Staff Engagement and Resident Engagement, Affect, and Activities – Participants from Control Facilities. (P values derived from random effects regression models are given in parentheses.)

Subject (# of Observations)	Resident Interest	Resident Pleasure	Organized Activity Participation	Informal Group Activity Participation	Activities of Daily Living (including Dining)	Resident Walking/Wheeling in Hallway
C1 (69)	.25 (.037)	.22 (.069)	.88 (< .001)	-.12 (.320)	-.04 (.734)	-.14 (.249)
C2 (86)	.51 (< .001)	.15 (.191)	N/A	.01 (.966)	.34 (.002)	.25 (.024)
C3 (73)	.25 (.026)	.06 (.615)	.50 (< .001)	.11 (.318)	.14 (.204)	.23 (.042)
C4 (86)	.36 (< .001)	.17 (.108)	.88 (< .001)	-.10 (.341)	-.07 (.507)	.30 (.004)
C5 (65)	.25 (.042)	.60 (< .001)	.89 (< .001)	-.10 (.402)	-.14 (.252)	.07 (.582)
C6 (68)	.39 (< .001)	.48 (< .001)	.13 (.287)	.03 (.836)	N/A	.43 (<.001)
All Controls	.33 (< .001)	.39 (.046)	.74 (.001)	-.03 (.548)	<.01 (.885)	.18 (.096)

Note: N/A means code did not occur for that resident so no correlation could be computed.