A) the regression coefficients.
B) the standardized regression coefficients.
C) the variances of the several variables.
D) the simple Pearson correlations of each variable with the dependent variable.
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A) we need to look particularly closely at the tests on the individual variables.
B) it probably doesn't make much sense to look at the individual variables.
C) the multiple correlation is too large to worry about.
D) none of the above
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A) each of them will play a significant role in the regression equation.
B) each of them must be correlated with each other.
C) each regression coefficient will be significantly different from zero.
D) none of the above
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A) only look at the significance test on the overall multiple correlation.
B) have a separate significance test for each predictor and for overall significance.
C) don't have to worry about significance testing.
D) know that if one predictor is significant, the others won't be.
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A) we want to see that the distributions are not very badly skewed.
B) we want to look for extreme scores.
C) we want to pick up obvious coding errors.
D) all of the above
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A) 0.
B) 3.5.
C) 12.
D) the mean of Y .
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A) because the authors wanted to be able to report a large correlation.
B) because the authors wanted to see what effect earlier distress had.
C) because the authors wanted to look at the effects of self-blame after controlling for initial differences in distress.
D) because the authors didn't care about self-blame, but wanted to control for it.
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A) is reasonably close to the regression surface.
B) is far from the regression surface.
C) is extreme on at least one variable.
D) will necessarily influence the final result in an important way.
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A) two people who differ by one point on X 1 would differ by 3.5 points on Ŷ .
B) two people who differ by one point on X 1 would differ by 3.5 points on Ŷ , assuming that they did not differ on X 2.
C) X 1 causes a 3.5 unit change in the dependent variable.
D) X 1 is more important than X 2.
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A) we had a new set of data.
B) grade did not predict significantly once the other predictors were taken into account.
C) the other predictors were correlated with grade.
D) both b and c
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A) Cost of clubs and golf scores are not correlated.
B) Cost of clubs adds predictive value above and beyond the predictive value of visual acuity and swing power.
C) The regression coefficient of cost of clubs is equal to zero.
D) Removing cost of clubs from the overall model will not reduce the model's R2 value significantly.
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A) factorial ANOVA
B) multiple comparison
C) regression
D) multiple regression
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