Correlation studies are often used to help determine whether certain characteristics are controlled more by genetic influences or by environmental influences. These studies often examine adopted children and compare their behaviors with the behaviors of their birth parents and their adoptive parents. One study examined how much time individuals spend on the internet. The results of a Pearson correlation are presented below: ADOPTCHI Pearson Correlation: ADOPTCHI=1, BIRTHPAR =.709*, ADOPTPAR=.133, sig. (2-tailed) BIRTHPAR =.033, ADOPTPAR=.734, N=9, BIRTHPAR Pearson Correlation ADOPTCHI =.709*, BIRTHPAR=1, ADOPTPAR=.535, sig. (2-tailed) ADOPTCHI= .033, ADOPTPAR=.138, N=9 , ADOPTPAR Pearson Correlation ADOPTCHI =.133, BIRTHPAR= .535, ADOPTPAR =1, sig. (2-tailed) ADOPTCHI =.734, BIRTHPAR =.138, N=9, correlation is significant at 0.05 level (2-tailed) interpret the results of the main analyses (the analyses related to the research question) using variable descriptors. Indicate significance and direction of each relationship. Calculate the appropriate measure of effect size for the most significant correlation. Present and interpret that value using appropriate variable descriptors