Table 2.

Results of the analysis of correlations between the predictors in the Island environment for adults and children

	Self-evaluated arousal	Self-evaluated valence	SoP	Min head position	Max head position	Fixation time	Pitch	Yaw	Roll
Adults
Self-evaluated valence	r = −.140, p = 0.017
SoP	r = .345, p < 0.001	r = .151, p = 0.010
Min head position	r = −.151, p = 0.010								r = −.155, p = 0.009
Max head position			r = −.180, p = 0.002
Pitch
Yaw
Roll								r = .217, p < 0.001
Pupillary dilation
S1
S2				r = .140, p = 0.047				r = −.119, p = 0.043
S3					r = −.133, p = 0.023
S4					r = −.162, p = 0.006	r = −.136, p = 0.022
S5					r = −.132, p = 0.025
Fixation time
Children
Self-evaluated arousal
Self-evaluated valence	r = −.145, p = 0.026
SoP	r = .282, p < 0.001	r = .249, p < 0.001
Min head position		r = −.138, p = 0.035
Max head position				r = −.216, p = 0.001
Pitch	r = .142, p = 0.030	r = .177, p = 0.007		r = −.153, p = 0.019
Yaw	r = .146, p = 0.026
Roll								r = .186, p = 0.004
Pupillary dilation
S1
S2				r = .173, p = 0.008
S3					r = −.158, p = 0.015
S4				r = .191, p = 0.003	r = −.166, p = 0.011
S5				r = .225, p = 0.001
Fixation time	r = −.176, p = 0.008		r = −.139, p = 0.038

Only significant correlations are reported