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Table 1 Means, standard deviations, the number of identified extreme outliers that were removed, bivariate correlations, and Cronbach’s alphas for all the study variables

From: Leading the way together: a cluster randomised controlled trial of the 5R Shared Leadership Program in older adult walking groups

  

M

SD

Extreme outliers

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

1

T1 Identity leadership formal leader

5.99

.86

3

(.94)

             

2

T2 Identity leadership formal leader

6.22

.86

0

.39***

(.96)

            

3

T1 Identity leadership extra peer leaders

5.37

1.19

0

.40***

.33***

(.96)

           

4

T2 Identity leadership task leader

6.17

.77

1

.30***

.65***

.38***

(.97)

          

5

T2 Identity leadership motivational leader

6.11

.85

0

.23***

.53***

.30**

.80***

(.98)

         

6

T2 Identity leadership social leader

6.07

.89

0

.33**

.54***

.32***

.76***

.79***

(.98)

        

7

T1 Group identification

5.51

1.05

2

.49***

.39***

.42***

.37***

.35***

.32***

(.90)

       

8

T2 Group identification

5.81

.95

1

.25***

.50***

.35***

.48***

.53***

.58***

.45***

(.91)

      

9

T1 Group cohesion

4.87

1.19

0

.38***

.29***

.50***

.34***

.37***

.38***

.63***

.36***

(.91)

     

10

T2 Group cohesion

4.97

1.12

0

.15*

.30***

.41***

.46***

.43***

.50***

.39***

.56***

.58***

(.88)

    

11

T1 Well-being

3.86

.54

1

.23***

.15**

.17**

.22**

.10

.11

.28***

.23***

.13*

.14*

(.93)

   

12

T2 Well-being

3.93

.50

3

.23***

.23***

.23***

.22**

.17*

.16*

.32***

.32***

.26***

.19***

.70***

(.94)

  

13

T1 Walking activity

864.98

856.70

14

−.07

.04

.02

.07

−.01

−.01

.08

.03

.03

.04

.12*

.10

a

 

14

T2 Walking activity

1308.08

1016.25

12

.09

.07

.01

.01

.04

−.03

.14*

.13*

.10

.13*

.08

.15*

.19**

a

  1. *p < .05; **p < .01; ***p < .001. a As ‘Walking Activity’ was a single-item question, no Cronbach’s alpha could be calculated. Given that the data for walking activity were right-skewed, we also report the median scores, which were respectively 594 at T1 and 1188 at T2