Correlation and Linear Regression flashcards
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This page gathers Correlation and Linear Regression flashcards on topics from scatter plots and correlation to regression and SPSS. University students and professional candidates can practise concepts and interpretation, while teachers can find ready-made material; a few decks also suit school students. There are over 100 flashcard resources by more than 80 users. Choose a deck to get started.
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5 cardsSPSS Details to include in spss paragraph
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62 cardsLecture 10 Who 'invented' simple and multiple regression & where did linear regression come from?
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25 cardsWEEK 3: Logistic Regression What is the difference between Multiple Regression and Logistic Regression?
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18 cardsWEEK 2: Mediation and Moderation What is Mediation?
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163 cardsFinal Exam Import from Quizlet
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91 cardsStudy Guide Exam 1 What is the phi correlation?
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49 cardsStats Chap 8 Adjusted Predicted Value
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119 cardsBloque II What does correlation study?
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108 cardsUntitled
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57 cardsPUB560 STats Module 4 When can you use Correlation & Regression Denoted by r if estimated from a sample
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20 cardsLinear Regression Inference Test A random sample of 15 college soccer players were selected to investigate the relationship between heart ra...
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28 cardsstatistics 10 assumptions we make for Anova and regression
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21 cardsUnit 4 - Linear Regression A Least Squares Regression Line was calculated as: y-hat = 100 - 2x. What is the residual, and correspondin...
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29 cardsUntitled The error term in a regression equation is said to exhibit homoskedasticity if...
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53 cardsUntitled Relationships of Statistics to Clinical Practice
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68 cardsStatistical Analysis and Design A correlational design is useful in... or in research where...
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28 cardsstatistics 2 11 issue of multicollinearity
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36 cardsRMD lecture 6 what does a correlation coefficient of r=.04 tell you?
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27 cardsRegression
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35 cardsUNIT 6 An analysis involving just 2 variables can be described as addressing a/an question
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22 cardsstats 2 12
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30 cardsunit 9 What is the definition of intercept bias?
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11 cardsHP3101 part 2 Stages of regression analysis: model selection (identify correct model from full set of predictors via expl...
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25 cardslecture 8 logistic regression If you wanted to predict life satisfaction from job satisfaction, income and leisure spend, what analysis s...
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48 cardsReading 4 What is multiple regression?
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14 cardsUnit 11.B a. In a simple regression equation, perceived social support is predicted by scores on an extraversion scal...
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17 cardsRegression - Chapter Four When we fit a linear regression model what 5 assumptions do we make? So some standard methods have to be us...
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30 cardsstats 3 lecture 1+2 Ordinary Least Squares (OLS)
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21 cardsEDA Classical Assumptions What are the first 3 classical assumptions?
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20 cardsRegression - Chapter One INTRODUCTION For the equation of the line y=B0+B1x a) What is B0? b) What is B1 When is the equation best u...
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45 cardsone what 3 things do you need to know about a relationship
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32 cardsGeneral MCQ Statistics 3 what type of data is a single proportion?
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28 cardsMultiple Regression
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20 cardsQuantitative practice questions What is 'nested data'? Give examples!
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39 cardsSTATS 240- Chapter 2 What does it mean when two variable are associated?
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17 cardsresearch methods lecture 7
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32 cardsAnalytics W4 What is a regression line?
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14 cardsweek 5 what's the purpose of moderation vs. mediation?
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16 cardsRegression - Chapter Five Often there is more than one explanatory variable which we want to use to explain a response variable. We c...
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30 cardsSimple linear regression model In a simple linear regression model, what does y represent?
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The decks on this page offer short prompts on relationships between variables, regression models and interpreting results. RM Lecture 1 asks about the difference between correlation and regression, making it a useful starting point for reviewing those terms. RM Lecture 2 - Correlation includes questions on correlation and variance.
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For regression terminology, Regression covers the simple linear regression model, error, outliers and other terms. Scatter Plot Shapes focuses on patterns in plots, while SPSS prompts you to consider details to include when reporting correlation results.
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Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
RM Lecture 1 is a useful starting point if you want to review what regression means and how it differs from correlation. Its prompts also ask about simple and multiple regression. For questions focused on correlation and variance, RM Lecture 2 - Correlation offers another starting point.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover topics including correlation, regression, scatter plot shapes and SPSS reporting. Regression includes terms such as error and outliers, while Scatter Plot Shapes covers patterns in plots. Other decks include questions on mediation and moderation, logistic regression and quantitative practice.
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