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. 2020 Mar 28;17(7):2286. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17072286

Table 2.

Summary of correlation analysis results—baseline measured value (explanatory variable) and change of measured value score (dependent variable).

Interaction Heart Rate Blood Pressure Systolic Blood Pressure Diastolic Mood Stress
Group A
Animal-assisted activities with dog
p = 0.145;
r = 0.294
p = 0.002 *;
r = 0.581;
r2 = 33.76%
p = 0.095;
r = 0.334
p = 0.002 *;
r = 0.580;
r2 = 33.64%
p = 0.019 *;
r = 0.458;
r2 = 20.98%
Group B
Selected relaxation technique
p = 0.002 *;
r = 0.565;
r2 = 31.93%
p < 0.001 *;
r = 0.636;
r2 = 40.45%
p = 0.034 *;
r = 0.402;
r2 = 16.16%
p = 0.025 *;
r = 0.424;
r2 = 17.98%
p = 0.010 *;
r = 0.481;
r2 = 23.14%
Group C
No influence
p = 0.015 *;
r = 0.387;
r2 = 14.98%
p = 0.001 *;
r = 0.506;
r2 = 25.60%
p = 0.213;
r = 0.204
p = 0.018 *;
r = 0.376;
r2 = 14.14%
p = 0.136;
r = 0.243
All groups p < 0.001 *;
r = 0.400;
r2 = 16%
p < 0.001 *;
r = 0.557;
r2 = 31.03%
p = 0.004 *;
r = 0.295;
r2 = 8.7%
p = 0.001 *;
r = 0.333;
r2 = 11.09%
p < 0.001 *;
r = 0.340;
r2 = 11.56%

* Statistically significant correlation was observed. A p-value < 0.05 is considered statistically significant.