Multiple regression Flashcards
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Multiple regression
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- How well do the predictor values predict the outcome value
- Accounts for interrelations between multiple predictors
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Types of data multiple regression can be used for
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- Independent variables: continuous or dichotomous (one or more)
- Dependent variables: continuous
- Dichotomous DV = chi squared
3
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understanding output
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- Model summary: R= multiple correlation coefficient and R2 = coefficient of multiple determination
- Coefficients table: how much each predictor contributes to an outcome: intercept (b0), b1,b2… (slope)
- ANOVA table: how much the predictors as a set contribute (change in SS = variance explained)
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Choosing predictors
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-Choose those most significant with sound theoretical basis
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Equation
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- Y=b0+b1X1+b2X2
- outcome = model + error
6
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Forced entry
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- all predictors entered together
- examines unique relationships between predictors and outcome
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Assumptions
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- outcome and predictor variable must be interval (continuous) or nominal with 2 levels
- must be some variance
- large sample (power)
- linear relationship (scatterplot)
- normal distribution (histogra)
- homoscediacity (cloud)
- independence of errors (durbin watson - 1.5-2.5)
- multicollinearity: overlap between IVs (check collinearity statistic in coefficients table must be below .80 but above 0.2)
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Reporting multiple regression
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- R2
- F statement (ANOVA)
- Standardized beta values, t-statistic and significance of each predictor
- cant graph multiple regression as it is 3D
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beta values
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- standardized: original unit, used to make predictions using regression equation, one unit increase in X = Y…
- Standardized: can be compared across predictor values, one SD increase in X = y…