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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Aug 23.
Published in final edited form as: J Mil Veteran Fam Health. 2018 Sep 10;4(2):81–90. doi: 10.3138/jmvfh.2017-0007

Table 4.

Correlations of Independent Variables with individual Middle-Range Program Results. (N=23).

Characteristic Meet participant needsa Active in five yearsb Plan for continuance in placeb Achieved permanent statusb Middle-Range Program Resultsc
Leadership Competence −.03 [.911] .52 [.011] .44 [.035] .48 [.021] .47 [.023]
Effective Collaboration .14 [.526] .48 [.022] .35 [.105] .47 [.023] .47 [.024]
Demonstrating Program Results −.13 [.568] .07 [.760] −.06 [.778] −.01 [.969] −.03 [.882]
Strategic Funding .05 [.820] .51 [.013] .49 [.018] .46 [.026] .51 [.014]
Staff Involvement and Integration −.20 [.358] .19 [.395] .19 [.378] −.00 [.992] .10 [.667]
Program Responsivity −.20 [.352] .23 [.290] .22 [.318] .16 [.446] .20 [.357]

Note: Values in the cells are r [p-value].

a

=Spearman Rho coefficients due to skewness

b

=Pearson Correlation coefficients

c

=composite score