I'm reading a psychological paper, and there are two statistical tables in it that I can't understand. Please explain it in detail for me. Thank you!

Table 6 is relevant. The first row 1234 and the first column 1234 represent the same self, and their correlation degrees are both 1.

The correlation coefficient of 1 and 2 is 0.554 1, 3 is 0.44 1 1, and 4 is -0.262.

The correlation coefficient of 2 and 3 is 0.667, and the correlation coefficient of 2 and 4 is 0.043.

The correlation coefficient of 3 and 4 is -0.449.

The key to this picture is the significance of correlation * P.

Table 5

T: They have only two grades in gender subjects, such as sex, and only men and women, so they have a T-test.

F: The student's source grade is more than two grades, and there may be three grades or more, so the F test is used.

Finally, pay attention to the significance of differences, that is, the significance of different learning motivations in different dimensions.