What Is "De Jure Segregation

question 57

Multiple Choice

What is "de jure segregation"?

• A) policies at the state level that the federal government has no right to question
• B) discrimination based in actual conditions experienced by people
• C) offering racial minorities chances to catch up to other groups
• D) the right to live wherever you want, even if it means that people end up segregated
• E) legal discrimination based in the law

Interpret coefficients within multiple regression equations, including slopes and intercepts.

Understand total variation, explained variation (SSR), and unexplained variation (SSE) in regression analysis.

Differentiate between and correctly apply the concept of the error sum of squares (SSE), the standard error of estimate (sε), the coefficient of determination (R^2), and its adjustments.

Recognize the implications of model assessment statistics (such as the value of F, SSE, sε, R^2) in evaluating the fit of a regression model.

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