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Test if two correlations are statistically different

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Reply Mon 14 Feb, 2011 03:18 am
I'm trying to test if two correlations are statistically different. The first is the correlation between snow depth and winter temperature and the other is the correlation between snow depth and winter precipitation. I think I'm supposed to use z-test, but I'm not sure how since I'm only testing two single numbers, not two series. Can anyone help? Thanks!
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