Simple Linear Regression Analysis Differs from Multiple Regression Analysis in That

question 65

Multiple Choice

Simple linear regression analysis differs from multiple regression analysis in that:

• A)Simple linear regression uses only one explanatory variable.
• B)The coefficient of correlation is meaningless in simple linear regression.
• C)Goodness-of-fit measures cannot be calculated with simple linear regression.
• D)The coefficient of determination is always higher in simple linear regression.

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