Table 4.

Correlation on activity performance.

		Frequency levels with
		I	ii	iii	iv	v	vi	vii	viii	ix	x	xi	xii	xiii
Frequency level on visiting and receiving visits	(1)	–	0.241**	0.381**	–	–	0.238**	–	–	0.427**	0.448*	–	–	–
	(2)	–	0.000	0.000	–	–	0.000	–	–	0.000	0.011	–	–	–
	(3)	–	423	286	–	–	490	–	–	189	31	–	–	–
Frequency level on eating or dining out at home	(1)	0.241**	–	0.461**	0.569**	0.187**	0.244**	0.308**	0.353**	–	–	0.251**	0.433**	0.268**
	(2)	0.000	–	0.000	0.000	0.000	0.000	0.002	0.001	–	–	0.000	0.004	0.000
	(3)	423	–	371	50	518	516	100	79	–	–	323	43	339

(i) Visiting and receiving visits; (ii) Have lunch or dinner off home; (iii) Go for tapas, drinks, and aperitifs; (iv) Go dancing; (v) Go for a walk (accompanied); (vi) Talk on the phone with family and friends; (vii) Go to the movies; (viii) Go to the theater, ballet, and concerts; (ix) Go to church or religious activities; (x) Go to folkloric, bullfighting, and sports shows; (xi) Go to shopping centers; (xii) Go to the library or rearing club; (xiii) Read books, newspapers, and magazines. (1) Pearson correlation, (2) Sig. (Bilateral), and (3) Bold represent the strongest relationships between variables.

^*marks that the correlation is significant at the 0.05 level

and

^**marks that the correlation is significant at the 0.01 level.