Table 2.
Latin-hypercube random sampling was used to generate 60 Pearson-product moment correlation coefficients associating changes in scapular posture (ΔθAB, ΔθEL) and cervical posture (ΔθCV) across all three distinct shoulder postures. Bias-corrected accelerated bootstrap confidence intervals were estimated from 10,000 bootstrap replications of 60 Pearson product-moment correlation coefficients (99% confidence interval). Bold indicates correlation coefficient (r) was significantly different from zero.
| ΔθCV | ΔθEL | ΔθAB | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ΔθCV |
r = 0.28
(0.19, 0.34) |
r = 0.35
(0.29, 0.42) |
|
| ΔθEL |
r = 0.52
(0.48, 0.56) |
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| ΔθAB |