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RM3 Simple Regression
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Preguntas del test (10)
1Which of the following statistics is NOT produced in the simple regression output?
- AF-statistic
- Bt- statistic
- CR2
- Dr
2The Total SS in the ANOVA output represents which of the following?
- AThe Sum of the Squared residuals, calculated using the error between the Mean as a model and the observed data points
- BThe error that is present if the relationship is non-linear
- CThe Sum of the Squared residuals, calculated using the error between the Regression line as a model and the observed data points
- DThe Sum of the Squared residuals that are left over between the mean and the regression line
3B1 tells us which of the following?
- AThe number of predictors we have in the model
- BWhat the slope of the regression line is
- CWhat is Y when X=0
- DWhat is X when Y=0
4B0 tells us which of the following?
- AWhat the slope of the regression line is
- BWhat is Y when X=0
- CWhether the predictor is a significant predictor or not
- DThe number of predictors we have in the model
5The ANOVA table tells us what?
- AWhether the IV is statistically different from the DV
- BWhether the scores of the Dependent Variable are normally distributed
- CHow well each individual predictor works within the model
- DHow well the model works when predicting the outcome variable from the predictor variable
6The strength of the relationship between the IV and the DV is important because:
- AIf the correlation is strong, the predictive capabilities of the model is reduced
- BIf we have a positive relationship we can’t infer causality
- CIf we have a negative relationship, we can’t use regression
- DIf the correlation is strong, the predictive capabilities of the model is improved
7he following question is based on the output from a simple linear regression looking at how well a child’s reading ability predicts our measure of a child’s Developmental Age (Developmental Quotient).
What proportion of variance in a child’s Developmental Age (Developmental Quotient) is explained by their read
*IF THIS ANSWER IS WRONG LET ME KNOW PLZ*
- A21%
- B46%
- C79%
- D74%
8The following question is based on the output from a simple linear regression looking at how well a child’s reading ability predicts our measure of a child’s Developmental Age (Developmental Quotient).
Which of the following is true about the regression equation?- AWe cannot infer anything from the ANOVA table
- BUsing the regression equation is an inferior model compared to using the mean as a model
- CUsing the regression equation as a model as opposed to using the mean as a model makes no difference
- DUsing the regression equation is a superior model to using the mean as a model
9The following question is based on the output from a simple linear regression looking at how well a child’s reading ability predicts our measure of a child’s Developmental Age (Developmental Quotient).
If a child has a reading ability score of 5, what will their predicted Developmental quotient be?
- A108.023
- B100
- C18.8
- D104.847
10The following question is based on the output from a simple linear regression looking at how well a child’s reading ability predicts our measure of a child’s Developmental Age (Developmental Quotient).
If a child has a reading ability score of 9, what will their predicted Developmental quotient be?- A111.993
- B11.199
- C155.118
- D195.86
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- Psychology Test sobre RM3 Simple Regression, creado por Sinead Sherman el 17/01/2019.
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- Sinead Sherman
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- English
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