Barely Significant
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Experiencing more meaningful coincidences is associated with more real-life creativity? Insights from three empirical studies.

PLoS One · 2024 · PMC11125470 · PMID 38787888

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failed to reach significancep = .174not close (p > 0.1)
Results As illustrated in Table 1 , the experience of meaningful coincidences was significantly associated with creative activities ( r = .35, p = .003) but failed to reach significance for creative achievements ( r = .17, p = .174).

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showed a trendno p-value reported
Age was negatively associated with creative activities and showed a trend for a negative correlation with the experience of meaningful coincidences.

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