reduce words, but keep the important steps: RESULTS: CORRELATION EXAMPLES For your correlation design, report the expected correlation Coefficient (r), its size, and its direction: e.g., A Pearson correlation test will be conducted to test Hypothesis 1, which was that [. . .]. Carbohydrate intake and energy level are expected to show a significant, moderate negative correlation (e.g., r = -.3), or There is expected to be a significant, strong positive correlation between exercise and drug use (e.g., r = .5). Graph a scatterplot that reflects your expected correlation coefficient value. This will go at the end of your Results section, right before you start the Discussion section. Refer to the scatterplot figure after you report the expected correlation coefficient