Simple Regression Flashcards

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What is R squared?

A

The PROPORTION of variance in one variable that is predicted by another variable.

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What is the least squares technique?

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Fitting the regression line based on minimising the sum of squared residuals.

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3
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How do you calculate R squared?

A

SSregression / SStotal.

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What is the Sum of Squares regression?

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The AMOUNT of variance accounted for by the IV.

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5
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What values are used to form the regression equation?

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Unstandardised B coefficients.

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6
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What are the 4 assumptions of simple regression?

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IV and DV are at least ordinal, IV and DV have a linear relationship, residuals are normally distributed and residuals have homoscedasiticity.

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Name 2 ways you can check if variables have a linear relationship.

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Scatterplot of IV against DV and scatterplot of predicted scores against residuals.

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Name 2 ways you can check for normal distribution of residuals.

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Scatterplot of predicted scores against residuals and normality plot of residuals.

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Name 1 way you can check for homoscedasiticity of residuals.

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Scatterplot of predicted scores against residuals.

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10
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What is homoscedasticity of residuals?

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When variance of residuals around the regression line is constant for all values of the IV.

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