ARPS scores are positively and significantly correlated with all four RIMMS motivation dimensions¶

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q2 i3 ARPS correlates positively with attention, relevance, confidence, and satisfaction as measured by RIMMS, with Pearson r values of .646, .614, .616, and .608 respectively (all p < .001). → Enrico Gandolfi · Richard E. Ferdig 2025

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Enrico Gandolfi · Richard E. Ferdig 2025¶

Enrico Gandolfi · Richard E. Ferdig. (2025). Exploring the relationship between motivation and augmented reality presence using the augmented reality presence scale (ARPS). Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-025-10446-5

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Pearson correlation analysis of ARPS and RIMMS scores from the same 90-participant study; Table 5 prints effect sizes r = .646 (attention), r = .614 (relevance), r = .616 (confidence), r = .608 (satisfaction), all Sig. (2-tailed) < .001. Post hoc power exceeded 0.93.

"Correlations were found to be significant and positive for all the four RIMMS subfactors (see Table 5). A post hoc power analysis of the correlation coefficient, using an alpha level of 0.05, yielded a statistical power of over 0.93."

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