. 2018 Feb 28;6:e4439. doi: 10.7717/peerj.4439

Table 1. Study 1: mean, standard deviations and correlations among variables of interest (N = 329)—website “depressive disorders”.

Measure	1	2	3	4	5	6
1. Depression (PHQ)	–	−.15^**	−.13^*	−.06	−.15^**	−.03
2. Content (Web-CLIC)		–	.62^**	.26^**	.72^**	.69^**
3. Usability (subjective)			–	.39^**	.58^**	.39^**
4. Usability (objective)				–	.19^**	.09
5. Aesthetics (VisAWI)					–	.53^**
6. Intention to revisit						–
MW	7.67	4.97	4.95	4.21	4.89	3.18
SD	5.49	1.16	1.32	1.41	1.24	1.43
Range	0–27	1–7	1–7	0–7	1–7	1–7
Item loadings	.51–.82	.69–.88	.76–.93	−.04^a–.76	.78–.85	.73–.98

Notes.

Indicates that a correlation is significant at a level of p < 0.05 (two sided).

^**

Indicates that a correlation is significant at a level of p < 0.01 (two sided).

Deleting the item with poor load or splitting into search and memory tasks did not lead to significant correlations with depression.