also: statistical tests on correlation coefficients don't test whether the correlation is "significant" or not --- they only test whether the correlation is rel

also: statistical tests on correlation coefficients don't test whether the correlation is "significant" or not --- they only test whether the correlation is reliably different than 0.00 So a small correlation (e.g. r=0.10) can still be "statistically significant" at p<0.001 but all this means is that r is reliably different than 0.00 --- it doesn't mean r is big