The recent development of inferential theory for correlation coefficients corrected for attenuation in one variable-coefficients termed partially disattenuated correlation coefficients (PDCCs)-has lead to hypothesis-testing procedures for these coefficients. The present article contains a description of two mainframe FORTRAN programs that permit the researcher to test hypotheses about PDCCs obtained according to one of four measurement models. One program is for use with coefficients obtained on independent samples; the second is for use with coefficients obtained in a dependent-samples context.
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