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Table 4

Summary of correlation coefficients obtained in this study. Single asterisk indicates a 95% significant level. Double asterisks indicate a 99% significant level.

	SC	ISN	MISN	GSN
Waldmeier Effect	1–22	−0.741**	−0.758**	−0.381*
Waldmeier Effect	10–22	−0.669**	−0.666**	−0.509*
Modified Waldmeier Effect	1–22	0.956**	0.951**	0.878**
Modified Waldmeier Effect	10–22	0.954**	0.942**	0.949**
Amplitude-Period Effect	1–22	−0.669**	−0.719**	−0.358
Amplitude-Period Effect	10–22	−0.419	−0.376	−0.512*
Amplitude-Minimum Effect	1–22	0.559*	0.536*	0.542*
Amplitude-Minimum Effect	10–22	0.468*	0.311	0.479*
Amplitude-Descending Time Effect	1–22	−0.399	−0.424	−0.136
Amplitude-Descending Time Effect	10–22	−0.799**	−0.801**	−0.791**

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