Lecture 3 Flashcards

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Regression analysis:

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Investigates the influence of 1 or more independent variables (X: qualitativeór
continuous) on 1 dependent variable (Y: continuous)

1 independent variable: bivariate regression analysis
2 or more independent variables: multiple regression analysis

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Similarity

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echniques assume that the relationship between variables is linear

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Implication of assumption of linearity:

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Scores of dependent variable Y can
be predicted as a linear function of the scores of X with the following form

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How is the regression line determined?

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Regression line: best fitting straight line through the scatter plot
That straight line thatbest fits your scatter plot
That straight line, thatcan predict Organizational Commitment (Y) best
That straight line, for which the error that we make in predicting
OrganizationalCommitment (Y) is as small as possible

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Ordinary Least Squares

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Formula for the regression coefficient b:

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Formula for the intercept/constant:

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8
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Sums of Squares

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Proportion explained variance (Effect size)

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Standard Error of the Estimate

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Standard Error of the Estimate is the standard deviation of the residuals
Provides information on typical size of prediction errors (average distance
of datapoints to the regression line, measured in units of Y)
We prefer to have them as ……as possible

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tandardized regression coefficients β

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Grand mean centering of independent variables

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