Q.Q15 - Regression Analysis

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Q.Q15 - Regression Analysis 1) Enter matching question text. Group of answer choices Simple Regression Analysis Bivariate regression analysis using only one predictor variable in the equasion Dependent Variable t he variable, termed y, this is predicted by the regression analyses Independent Variable a variable (often denoted by x ) whose variation does not depend on that of another. Multiple Regression Analysis an expansion of bivariate regression analysis in that more than one independent variable is used in the regression equation 2) What is a satisfactory method for improving a regression analysis? Use a scatter diagram to identify outlier pairs of points 3) With multiple regression, you work with a ________ rather than a line. regression plane 4) Multiple R ranges from ________ and represents the amount of the dependent variable "explained," or accounted for, by the combined independent variables. 0 to +1.0 5) What is the primary term for "coefficient of determination," a handy measure of the strength of the overall linear relationship? Multiple R 6) A multiple regression result is an estimate of the population multiple regression equation and, just as is the case with other estimated population parameters, it is necessary to test for what? Statistical significance. 7) The presence of correlations among the independent variables in multiple regression is termed: Multicollinearity. 8) Because independent variables are often measured with different units, it is erroneous to make ________ between the calculated betas. direct comparisons 9) When a researcher has many independent variables and wants to narrow the set down to a smaller number, which form of regression is useful? Stepwise multiple regression 10) Regression analysis springs from ________, which is a measure of the linear association and not the causal relationship between two variables.
correlation analysis
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