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. 2021 Jul 15;9(3):37. doi: 10.3390/jintelligence9030037

Table 1.

Coefficients of Pearson and partial correlations between BIS-Capacity, BIS-Speed, and BIS-Memory.

r Memory-Speed r Capacity-Speed r Capacity-Memory
Pearson correlation .515 .588 .517
Partial correlations controlled for…
1. the third aspect of intelligence, respectively. .305
(.182–.418)
.438
(.326–.538)
.309
(.187–.423)
2. latent variable “selective attention” .310 .408 .316
3. latent variable “sustained attention” .266 .459 .322
4. latent variable “speed of decision making” .318 .409 .315
5. latent variables “selective attention” and “sustained attention” .271 .433 .333
6. latent variables “selective attention” and “speed of decision making” .319 .400 .316
7. latent variables “sustained attention” and “speed of decision making” .282 .430 .333
8. latent variables “selective attention”, “sustained attention”, and “speed of decision making” .282 .423 .335
9. latent variables “basic speed” (constant factor loadings) .325 .426 .303
10. all latent variables .300 .421 .321

Note. All correlations were statistically significant (p < .001). Values in parentheses refer to the 95% confidence interval.