When using the Fisher's r→z transformation to make confidence intervals, after you calculate the bounds for the z variables, you should remember to:
A) Transform these back into r values.
B) Multiply all values by the log of 1.
C) Divide by the square root of the sample size.
D) Multiply by the square root of the sample size.

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After calculating the bounds for the z variables, you should transform these back into r values using the inverse Fisher's r→z transformation. This will give you the confidence interval for the correlation coefficient.

When Using the Fisher's R→z Transformation to Make Confidence Intervals