Table 1. Two-tailed correlations between main measures in the trader group (Study 1, n = 44).
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | |
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1. Years trading | - | |||||||
2. Qualification | .55**(44) | - | ||||||
3. Total salary | .56**(43) | .02 (20) | - | |||||
4. Transactions/day | .25 (43) | -.25 (43) | .21 (20) | - | ||||
5. Financial Risk | -.12 (43) | .04 (20) | -.10 (19) | .26 (42) | - | |||
6. Non-financial risk | .06 (43) | -.12 (19) | .29 (19) | .12 (42) | .37*(43) | - | ||
7. CRT | .20 (37) | -.09 (17) | .37 (17) | .15 (36) | .05 (36) | .31 (37) | - | |
8. REI-R | -.34*(44) | .35*(20) | .12 (20) | -.06 (43) | .31*(43) | -.24 (43) | -.04 (37) | - |
9. REI-E | .37*(44) | -.23 (20) | .34 (20) | -.20 (43) | -.16 (43) | .20 (43) | .07 (37) | -.31*(44) |
Notes. REI-R = Rational-Experiential Inventory—Rational subscale score; REI-E = Rational-Experiential Inventory—Experiential subscale score; CRT = Cognitive Reflection Test; Scores for 5–11 were on a Likert-scale between 1 (minimum) to 5 (maximum). CRT scores were between 0–3.
** = p<.01;
* = p<.05.