The Difference Between R² and Adjusted R² is That

question 1

Multiple Choice

The difference between R² and adjusted R² is that:

• A) adjusted R² always increases with each independent variable added while R² does not
• B) adjusted R² takes the number of independent variables into consideration
• C) R² is better in explaining the amount of variation
• D) there is really no difference between the two, especially when the number of independent variables is large

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