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©Shawna L McNally, Michael C Donohue, Kimberly P Newton, Sandra P Ogletree, Kristen K Conner, Sarah E Ingegneri, Martin F Kagnoff. Originally published in the Interactive Journal of Medical Research (http://www.i-jmr.org/), 04.04.2012.

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Matrix of scatter plots of accuracy, comprehensiveness, and transparency of the websites. The correlation coefficients (r) and significance values (P) are shown within the boxes. There was a significant positive correlation between website accuracy and comprehensiveness (r = .25, P = .01) (dot plot shown in left middle panel) and between website comprehensiveness and transparency (r = .26, P = .01) (dot plot shown in bottom middle panel). There was no significant correlation between accuracy and transparency (r = -.04) (dot plot shown in left bottom panel).