Table I. Means, standard deviations and... | Emerald Publishing

Table I.

Means, standard deviations and correlations

	Variables	Mean	SD	1	2	3	4	5	6
1.	Ambidexterity	3.60	1.05
2.	Locomotion orientation	4.54	1.20	0.242*	(0.842)
3.	Assessment orientation	4.28	1.05	0.011	−0.027	(0.724)
4.	Age	43.44	9.27	−0.070	0.152	−0.221*
5.	Gender	0.50	0.502	0.156	0.200*	0.090	0.104
6.	Tenure	14.97	10.50	0.074	0.134	−0.210*	0.721**	−0.002
7.	Education level	3.59	1.32	−0.040	−0.209*	0.144	−0.457**	−0.247*	−0.344**

	Variables	Mean	SD	1	2	3	4	5	6
1.	Ambidexterity	3.60	1.05
2.	Locomotion orientation	4.54	1.20	0.242*	(0.842)
3.	Assessment orientation	4.28	1.05	0.011	−0.027	(0.724)
4.	Age	43.44	9.27	−0.070	0.152	−0.221*
5.	Gender	0.50	0.502	0.156	0.200*	0.090	0.104
6.	Tenure	14.97	10.50	0.074	0.134	−0.210*	0.721**	−0.002
7.	Education level	3.59	1.32	−0.040	−0.209*	0.144	−0.457**	−0.247*	−0.344**

Notes:

Two-tailed Pearson correlation; N = 103; Internal reliabilities (alpha coefficients) are given in parentheses on the diagonal;

*p < 0.05;

**p < 0.01