In Evaluating Your Bivariate Regression Analysis Findings,you First Determine Whether

question 75

Multiple Choice

In evaluating your bivariate regression analysis findings,you first determine whether or not a linear relationship between the independent and dependent variable exists in the population and secondly you:

• A)determine the significance of the intercept and the slope.
• B)determine the significance of the covariation.
• C)determine if the two variables vary together.
• D)determine if the two variables belong in the same regression matrix.
• E)determine if the two variables predict the intercept and the slope.

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Definitions:

Experimental Hypothesis

An assumption or prediction about the relationship between two variables or the outcome of an experiment designed to be tested through research.

Control Conditions

Conditions in an experiment that are kept constant to accurately test the impact of the experimental factor.

Experimental Procedures

Systematic processes undertaken to discover new knowledge or to test hypotheses by manipulating variables and observing the outcomes.

Correlation Causation

Refers to the logical error of assuming that a correlation between two variables implies that one causes the other.