For Model 1, the R² Equals

question 9

Multiple Choice

For Model 1, the R² equals .23 and for Model 2 the R² = .35. This means that ______.

• A) Model 2 explains an extra 12% of the variation in the dependent variable
• B) Model 1 explains an extra 12% of the variation in the dependent variable
• C) Model 1 was spurious and thus not explaining enough of the variation in the dependent variable
• D) Model 1 was multicollinear and thus not explaining enough of the variation in the dependent variable

Recognize the linguistic origins and the behavioral implications of emotions.

Understand the concepts of dependent and independent variables in sociological research.

Grasp the importance of sample size and representation in achieving statistically significant results.

Identify and differentiate between various types of variables (independent, dependent, control, and spurious).

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