Statistical Sciences 2035 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Analysis Of Variance, Covariate, Explained Variation

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Check whether another predictor can increase the explained variation. As seen on page 40, the model summary shows that 60% of the variation in sbd scores can be explained by age differences (r square) Can r square be increased by adding a 2nd independent variable (the one with the 2nd highest correlation with y check initial correlations table) Here: include bmi/quetelet as the 2nd predictor we then have a multiple regression model, because we have multiple predictors/independent variables. Expectations of adding another predictor depends on whether: the existing predictor does not correlate with the predictor which is to be added: We expect the non-standardized regression coefficients to not change, as there was no confounding/overlap in the first place. Value of additionally explained variation square the correlation of x2 on y (seen in correlations table) = value that is added to r square in the model summary: e. g.