f.corstar: Add asterisk(s) to significant correlations

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Description

Uses an output object from the Psych package and adds 1 or 2 askterisks (stars) to the correlation for APA table output. Returns object as dataframe.

Usage

f.corstar(corr.obj, is.triangle = TRUE, p.val.1 = 0.05, p.val.2 = 0.01)

Arguments

corr.obj	is the output list object from the corr.test function in the Psych package
is.triangle	is whether the correlation is a symetric matrix (default) or a rectangular matrix in which one set of variables is correlated with a different set.
p.val.1	is the p-value desired to trigger a single astrisk (default = .05)
p.val.2	is the p-value desired to trigger a second astrisk added to the first default = .01. p.val.2 should be a smaller p val than p.val.1. set p.val.2 = FALSE if no second astrisk is desired

Author(s)

Adam Meade [e-mail]

Examples

## Not run: 
require('psych')
 corrs.1 = corr.test(sat.act)
 f.corstar(corrs.1)
 f.corstar(corrs.1, p.val.1 = .01, p.val.2 = FALSE)
 corrs.2 = corr.test(sat.act[3:5],sat.act[6])
 f.corstar(corrs.2,is.triangle = FALSE)
 
## End(Not run)

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