hi everyone
whats the cut-off value for correlation, is it >.6 for highly correlated?
thanks very much

love satchi

Hey Satchi! It depends whose criteria you use- there are different values in different stats books etc, so it depends! I think there is a general agreement that >.7 is thought to be 'highly' or 'strongly' correlated, but you should check to see what value other people in your subject area use and what it says in your best stats book! Sorry I can't be more helpful- I am at home at the moment and all my stats books are in the office! Best, KB

thanks KB!
love satchi

The stats bloke at my uni says, when looking for multicollinearity in regression anything >.6 you need to be thinking about it being 'highly correlated', but generally I'd say .7 is high.

hi sneaks
thanks; if its >.6 I have lots of it
WAAAAAAAAH!!!!!

love satchi