Module #8 - Readings Flashcards

1
Q

What is….?

"A systematic relationship
between two variables in
which a change in one
implies a corresponding
change in the other"
A

Covariance

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2
Q

What is: A statistic summarizing the strength of association
between two metric
variables?

A

Product Moment Correlation or r

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3
Q

“Correlation” is a special case of what?

A

Covariance

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4
Q

What does r-squared measure?

A

The proportion of variation in one variable that is explained by the other.

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5
Q

Does an R-squared equal to 0 mean there is no relationship between the variables?

A

No, it just means there’s no linear relationship. There could be a non-linear relationship.

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6
Q

What effect does using scale data (e.g., 5 point agreement) have on r values?

A

It flattens them/ makes the r values smaller than the true “rho” values.

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7
Q
What is: 
A measure of the
association between two
variables after controlling 
or adjusting for the effects
of one or more additional
variables.
A

Partial correlation coefficient

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8
Q

What type(s) of variables are needed for ANOVA?

A

An independent categorical variable and a dependent metric variable.

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9
Q

What does it mean to say an ANOVA is an n-way ANOVA?

A

It means there are “n” categorical independent variables.

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