17) We were wondering whether prejudice would statistically significantly predict acceptability of bullying based on immigrant background. What would the regression line for this prediction model be? Fill in the blanks and round answers to 2 decimal points.Yhat = __________ *X + _______________ (Problem for Questions 15 17). Research has shown that attitudes about immigrantspeers predicts bystander responses in bullying of peers who are of immigrant backgrounds(Gönültaş & Mulvey, 2021). In a study my colleagues and | conducted we examined theprejudicial attitudes towards peers of immigrant backgrounds and whether that informed howaccepting participants were of bullying (i.e. teasing) a peer with an immigrant background. Soin a sample of early adolescents we measured prejudicial attitudes (on a scale of 1 = lowprejudice to 6 = high prejudice) and how likely they were to say it was okay to bully (i.e.tease) a peer with an immigrant background (on a scale of 1 = Really not likely to 6 = reallylikely). Here are data from a subsample of participants:Acceptability of BullyingPrejudice2411211124

Given: Acceptability of bullying Prejudice 2 4 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 3 4 3 5 3 6

We were wondering whether prejudice would statistically significantly predict acceptability of bullying based on immigrant background. What would the regression line for this prediction model be? Fill in the blanks and round answers to 2 decimal points. Yhat = __________ *X + _______________

We were wondering whether prejudice would statistically significantly predict acceptability of bullying based on immigrant background. What would the regression line for this prediction model be? Fill in the blanks and round answers to 2 decimal points. Yhat = *X + _____

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