4. What is R2 , what additional information does this give us? 5. a. Use SPSS to find the regression equation. b. What score on the exam could we predict someone would receive if they scored a 38 on the anxiety questionnaire?

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2. I'm very interested in the relationship between statistics anxiety and performance in
statistics. Let's assume l'm teaching a class and just before the final exam, I administer a
survey of statistics anxiety, which I attach to their exam (not particularly anonymous or
confidential). Their data are in the table below.
1. What kind of correlation would you expect to see between these two variables and
why?
2. Enter the data into SPSS
3. What is the correlation coefficient (r) between stats anxiety and performance on
the exam? How do you interpret this?
4. What is R2 , what additional information does this give us?
5. a. Use SPSS to find the regression equation. b. What score on the exam could we
predict someone would receive if they scored a 38 on the anxiety questionnaire?
Studen
Anxiet
Fina
y
1
28
41
2
41
58
3
35
63
4
39
89
5
31
92
6
42
64
7
50
55
8.
46
70
9.
45
51
37
72
10
Transcribed Image Text:2. I'm very interested in the relationship between statistics anxiety and performance in statistics. Let's assume l'm teaching a class and just before the final exam, I administer a survey of statistics anxiety, which I attach to their exam (not particularly anonymous or confidential). Their data are in the table below. 1. What kind of correlation would you expect to see between these two variables and why? 2. Enter the data into SPSS 3. What is the correlation coefficient (r) between stats anxiety and performance on the exam? How do you interpret this? 4. What is R2 , what additional information does this give us? 5. a. Use SPSS to find the regression equation. b. What score on the exam could we predict someone would receive if they scored a 38 on the anxiety questionnaire? Studen Anxiet Fina y 1 28 41 2 41 58 3 35 63 4 39 89 5 31 92 6 42 64 7 50 55 8. 46 70 9. 45 51 37 72 10
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The provided data are shown in the table below

Anxiety (X) Final (Y)
28 41
41 58
35 63
39 89
31 92
42 64
50 55
46 70
45 51
37 72

Also, the following calculations are needed to compute the correlation coefficient:

  X Y X*Y X2 Y2
  28 41 1148 784 1681
  41 58 2378 1681 3364
  35 63 2205 1225 3969
  39 89 3471 1521 7921
  31 92 2852 961 8464
  42 64 2688 1764 4096
  50 55 2750 2500 3025
  46 70 3220 2116 4900
  45 51 2295 2025 2601
  37 72 2664 1369 5184
Sum = 394 655 25671 15946 45205

The correlation coefficient rr is computed using the following expression:

r=SSXYSSXXSSYYr = \frac{ SS_{XY}}{\sqrt{ SS_{XX} SS_{YY}}}

where

SSXY=i=1nXiYi1n(i=1nXi)(i=1nYi)SS_{XY} = \sum_{i=1}^n {X_i Y_i}-\frac{1}{n}\left(\sum_{i=1}^n X_i\right) \left(\sum_{i=1}^n Y_i\right)

SSXX=i=1nXi21n(i=1nXi)2SS_{XX} = \sum_{i=1}^n {X_i^2}-\frac{1}{n}\left(\sum_{i=1}^n X_i\right)^2

SSYY=i=1nYi21n(i=1nYi)2SS_{YY} = \sum_{i=1}^n {Y_i^2}-\frac{1}{n}\left(\sum_{i=1}^n Y_i\right)^2

In this case, based on the data provided, we get that

SSXY=25671110(394×655)=136SS_{XY} = 25671 - \frac{1}{ 10}( 394 \times 655) = -136

SSXX=15946110(394)2=422.4SS_{XX} = 15946 - \frac{1}{ 10} (394)^2 = 422.4

SSYY=45205110(655)2=2302.5SS_{YY} = 45205 - \frac{1}{ 10} (655)^2 = 2302.5

Therefore, based on this information, the sample correlation coefficient is computed as follows

r=SSXYSSXXSSYY=136422.4×2302.5=0.138r = \frac{ SS_{XY}}{\sqrt{ SS_{XX} SS_{YY}}} = \frac{ -136}{\sqrt{ 422.4 \times 2302.5}} = -0.138

Cofficient of Determination , R2 = (-0.138)2 = 0.019

The coefficient of determination is a measurement used to explain how much variability of one factor can be caused by its relationship to another related factor. 

which means 1.9% of variability in the Data is explained by this model which is very less as the value of correlation coefficient is 0.138 which lies in lowest zone

 

Step 2

Q5)

The independent variable is marks in the Anxiety paper represented by xx, and the dependent variable is marks in Final exams represented by yy. In order to compute the regression coefficients, the following table needs to be used:

  x y x*y x2 y2
  28 41 1148 784 1681
  41 58 2378 1681 3364
  35 63 2205 1225 3969
  39 89 3471 1521 7921
  31 92 2852 961 8464
  42 64 2688 1764 4096
  50 55 2750 2500 3025
  46 70 3220 2116 4900
  45 51 2295 2025 2601
  37 72 2664 1369 5184
Sum = 394 655 25671 15946 45205

Based on the above table, the following is calculated:

Xˉ=1ni=1nXi=39410=39.4\bar X = \frac{1}{n} \sum_{i=1}^{n} X_i = \frac{ 394}{ 10} = 39.4

Yˉ=1ni=1nYi=65510=65.5\bar Y = \frac{1}{n} \sum_{i=1}^{n} Y_i = \frac{ 655}{ 10} = 65.5

SSXX=i=1nXi21n(i=1nXi)2=159463942/10=422.4SS_{XX} = \sum_{i=1}^{n} X_i^2 - \displaystyle\frac{1}{n}\left(\sum_{i=1}^{n} X_i\right)^2 = 15946 - 394^2/10 = 422.4

SSYY=i=1nYi21n(i=1nYi)2=452056552/10=2302.5SS_{YY} = \sum_{i=1}^{n} Y_i^2 - \displaystyle\frac{1}{n}\left(\sum_{i=1}^{n} Y_i\right)^2 = 45205 - 655^2/10 = 2302.5SSXY=i=1nXiYi1n(i=1nXi)(i=1nYi)=25671394×655/10=136SS_{XY} = \sum_{i=1}^{n} X_i Y_i - \displaystyle\frac{1}{n}\left(\sum_{i=1}^{n} X_i\right) \left(\sum_{i=1}^{n} Y_i\right) = 25671 - 394 \times 655/10 = -136

Therefore, based on the above calculations, the regression coefficients (the slope mm, and the y-intercept nn) are obtained as follows:

m=SSXYSSXX=136422.4=0.322m = \frac{SS_{XY}}{SS_{XX}} = \frac{ -136}{ 422.4} = -0.322

 n=YˉXˉm=65.539.4×(0.322)=78.1856n = \bar Y - \bar X \cdot m = 65.5 - 39.4 \times (-0.322) = 78.1856

Therefore, we find that the regression equation is:

y=78.18560.322x

Given :

Anxiety Score =38

Then , Final Marks , y = 78.1856 - 0.322*(38) = 65.9496

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