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What is the coefficient of determination (R2) in a bivariate regression model?
What is the coefficient of determination (R2) in a bivariate regression model?
- SSregression / SSY
- 1 - r2
- SSresidual / SSY
- (SSY - SSresidual) / SSY (correct)
In multiple regression, what does the term 'variance accounted for by effect' refer to?
In multiple regression, what does the term 'variance accounted for by effect' refer to?
- (SSY - SSresidual) / SSY
- 1 - r2
- SSregression / SSY (correct)
- SSresidual / SSY
What does the coefficient of determination (R2) in a multiple regression model with uncorrelated predictors indicate?
What does the coefficient of determination (R2) in a multiple regression model with uncorrelated predictors indicate?
- The shared overlapping variance between predictors.
- The importance of the predictors in identifying the variance in the dependent variable.
- The overlap of variance between predictors and the dependent variable.
- The proportion of variance accounted for by each predictor individually. (correct)
What does it mean when R2 is less than the sum of rY12 and rY22 in a multiple regression model with correlated predictors?
What does it mean when R2 is less than the sum of rY12 and rY22 in a multiple regression model with correlated predictors?
How is R2 calculated in a multiple regression model with correlated predictors?
How is R2 calculated in a multiple regression model with correlated predictors?
In terms of their contribution to the variance in test scores, what percentage is accounted for by IQ and studying?
In terms of their contribution to the variance in test scores, what percentage is accounted for by IQ and studying?
What does R2 tell us in hierarchical multiple regression?
What does R2 tell us in hierarchical multiple regression?
Which measure is typically entered at step 2 in a sequential model according to the theory described?
Which measure is typically entered at step 2 in a sequential model according to the theory described?
What does R2change represent in hierarchical multiple regression?
What does R2change represent in hierarchical multiple regression?
In hierarchical multiple regression, why is R2change for Block 1 identical to R2?
In hierarchical multiple regression, why is R2change for Block 1 identical to R2?
Which statistic can be reported to show the increment in prediction at each block in hierarchical multiple regression?
Which statistic can be reported to show the increment in prediction at each block in hierarchical multiple regression?
When using multiple regression, what does the F test assess?
When using multiple regression, what does the F test assess?
In bivariate regression, what is tested when assessing significance?
In bivariate regression, what is tested when assessing significance?
What does the multiple correlation (R) indicate in multiple regression analysis?
What does the multiple correlation (R) indicate in multiple regression analysis?
What does the linear composite in the regression equation represent?
What does the linear composite in the regression equation represent?
How does multiple regression differ from bivariate regression?
How does multiple regression differ from bivariate regression?
In the regression equation, what does the coefficient represent for each predictor?
In the regression equation, what does the coefficient represent for each predictor?
In multiple regression analysis, what do Confidence Intervals [CIs] for parameters indicate?
In multiple regression analysis, what do Confidence Intervals [CIs] for parameters indicate?
What is the purpose of regressing the criterion/DV on the linear composite in a regression model?
What is the purpose of regressing the criterion/DV on the linear composite in a regression model?
What is tested by the t test in multiple regression analysis?
What is tested by the t test in multiple regression analysis?
How are actual DV scores compared to predicted scores in a regression analysis?
How are actual DV scores compared to predicted scores in a regression analysis?
What is the role of the constant term in a regression equation?
What is the role of the constant term in a regression equation?
Why is there always a certain degree of difference between actual DV scores and their predicted scores in regression analysis?
Why is there always a certain degree of difference between actual DV scores and their predicted scores in regression analysis?
In hierarchical regression, what is the purpose of entering anxiety at step 1?
In hierarchical regression, what is the purpose of entering anxiety at step 1?
What does R2change in hierarchical regression indicate?
What does R2change in hierarchical regression indicate?
Which statistic is used to test the overall significance of a model in hierarchical regression?
Which statistic is used to test the overall significance of a model in hierarchical regression?
What does the F statistic compare in hierarchical regression?
What does the F statistic compare in hierarchical regression?
In hierarchical regression, why is it important to assess R2 change?
In hierarchical regression, why is it important to assess R2 change?
What does the coefficient beta (β) represent in hierarchical regression?
What does the coefficient beta (β) represent in hierarchical regression?
Which step in hierarchical regression involves predicting GPA by motivation and study time above and beyond that explained by anxiety?
Which step in hierarchical regression involves predicting GPA by motivation and study time above and beyond that explained by anxiety?
'Model Summary' in hierarchical regression provides information about which aspects of the model?
'Model Summary' in hierarchical regression provides information about which aspects of the model?
'Tests of Coefficients' in hierarchical regression show which specific information about each predictor?
'Tests of Coefficients' in hierarchical regression show which specific information about each predictor?
'Hierarchy' in hierarchical regression refers to what process?
'Hierarchy' in hierarchical regression refers to what process?
Study Notes
Hierarchical Multiple Regression
- Hierarchical multiple regression is a type of multiple regression that allows researchers to control for the effects of certain variables before examining the relationships between other variables.
- In hierarchical multiple regression, variables are entered into the equation in a specific order, with the most important variables entered first.
- The order of entry is crucial in hierarchical multiple regression, as it affects the interpretation of the results.
Model Summary
- The model summary provides an overview of the regression model, including the R, R2, R2 change, and F statistics.
- R is the multiple correlation coefficient, which measures the strength of the relationship between the dependent variable and the set of independent variables.
- R2 is the proportion of variance in the dependent variable that is explained by the independent variables.
- R2 change is the proportion of variance in the dependent variable that is explained by each additional independent variable.
- F is the F-statistic, which tests the significance of the overall regression model.
Testing Coefficients
- The coefficients of the independent variables are tested using t-tests, which determine whether each independent variable is significantly related to the dependent variable.
- The coefficients are also used to create the regression equation, which predicts the dependent variable based on the independent variables.
Importance of Predictors
- The importance of each predictor variable is determined by its unique contribution to the regression model.
- The contribution of each predictor variable is measured by the change in R2 (R2 change) when the variable is added to the model.
- The F-statistic is used to test the significance of each predictor variable.
Multiple Regression
- Multiple regression is a statistical technique that examines the relationship between a dependent variable and multiple independent variables.
- Multiple regression is an extension of bivariate regression, which examines the relationship between two variables.
- Multiple regression is used to predict the dependent variable based on multiple independent variables.
Assumptions of Multiple Regression
- The assumptions of multiple regression include:
- Linearity: The relationship between the dependent variable and the independent variables should be linear.
- Independence: The observations should be independent of each other.
- Homoscedasticity: The variance of the dependent variable should be constant across all levels of the independent variables.
- Normality: The dependent variable should be normally distributed.
- No or little multicollinearity: The independent variables should not be highly correlated with each other.
R2 and R2 Change
- R2 is the proportion of variance in the dependent variable that is explained by the independent variables.
- R2 change is the proportion of variance in the dependent variable that is explained by each additional independent variable.
- R2 and R2 change are used to evaluate the goodness of fit of the regression model.
F-Statistic
- The F-statistic is a ratio of two chi-square distributions that tests the overall significance of the regression model.
- The F-statistic is used to determine whether the independent variables are jointly significant in explaining the dependent variable.
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Description
This quiz covers the topics discussed in Lecture 7 of PSYC3010, focusing on standard multiple regression, hierarchical multiple regression, bivariate regression, and multiple correlation. Topics include single and multiple predictors, variation as a function of multiple predictors, achieving better predictions, and the relation between the outcome variable and predictors.
