Lecture 6: Making Predictions using Regression Flashcards

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Criterion Variable

A

Outcome variable/dependent variable

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2
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Predictor Variable

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Independent variable

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3
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What goes on Y axis

A

Criterion/dependent variable

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4
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What goes on X axis

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Predictor/independent variable

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5
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Whats on the horizontal axis

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X/predictor/independent

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6
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Whats on the vertical axis

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Y/criterion/dependent

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7
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What are residuals

A

Squared deviations of the data points from the regression line (error in prediction)

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8
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R^2 (R squared)

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Correlation value squared

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9
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R

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Correlation value

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10
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Adjusted R^2

A

More conservative estimate

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11
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What represents proportion of variance accounted for

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R value

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12
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What does b (italicised) represent

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Unstandardised regression coefficient

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13
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Unstandardised regression coefficient (b)

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Measure of impact. Per unit change in independent there is a predicted average change in criterion

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14
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What does Beta represent

A

Standardised regression coefficient

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15
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Standardised regression coefficient (Beta)

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Measure of relative effect and intensity. Per standard deviation change in independent there is a predicted average unit change in x standard deviation

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