Multiple linear regression using SPSS (Sept 2021)

This video provides a general overview of multiple linear regression using SPSS. In this video I walk you through the basics of running an analysis and understanding the meaning behind various pieces of the output.
Download a copy of the SPSS data file used in the video here:
drive.google.com/file/d/1atRP...
You can download the referenced supplemental Powerpoint here:
drive.google.com/file/d/1EeT2...
You can access another (2019) video on multiple regression here:
• Multiple regression in...

[@PerryBattles]

Thanks for the video. I'm working on my final project for a statistics course and wanted to do something just a little beyond what we covered and this was just the ticket.

[@laurendinnat5089]

Very helpful and clear video, thank you!

[@debesielena9497]

thanks so much, your videos are great and have helped immensely with my dissertation

[@mikecrowson2462]

Hi everyone, I wanted to reach out and let you know that I'll be putting on a 2-day SPSS seminar in December 2022 through Instats. Please check it out at this address and I hope to see you there! instats.com/seminar/regression-and-moderation-analysis-with-9776

[@dyoolyoos]

Good videos! Hope you make a regression video using ordinal DV or predictors, and how to code them properly

[@statsmadeeasy7233]

Nice video sir

[@couragee1]

thank you

[@jawadkhan-zs7lq]

Please explain the results of hierarchical regression analysis. How to make a table and their interpretation

[@tilahuntewabe9276]

Hi Mike,
I always see your RUclips lectures and they are interesting and very helpful. I was wondering if you help us to know how to run RRR (reduced rank regression) using SPPSS?

[@muhammadaamirkhan8182]

How can we transform the sub-items of variables into one item for regression?

[@chefberrypassionateresearcher]

Can I directly use individual 5 point Likert items, as independent variables in Multiple regression, as these items are formative in nature, not reflective, so I can't transform them to a single mean score. I have read that Likert items on 5 or more point scale can be treated as continuous variable...Further, my dependent variable has 4 items which are again measured on 5 point likert scale, but are reflective in nature, so i will transform them to a single mean value (to be taken as dependent variable) in multiple regression. Is that OK?

[@mouhamadeldarwich]

Thank you for the explanation. In this case, do we remove the two variables (anxiety and gender) from the model or keep them? I am confused on that point. I read in a textbook to report the original model with all the variables, then report the model without the variables with statistically non-significant coefficients. Isn't this essentially what a backward regression method does?

[@nurulnadiahabdghani9213]

I have a data consist of many qualitative and one quantitative as my independent variable against the dependent of price. Can i use multiple linear regression?

[@faustianacademia]

How to the collected measures?

[@evankohl1]

what

[@hsf2047]

can we do multiple polynomial regression in spss?

[@mikecrowson2462]

Hi there. Yes, you sure can. Here are a couple of videos on this topic:
ruclips.net/video/IKHHtwFS_Uw/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/j1LoLMEWhlY/видео.html

[@ibrahimrrustemi200]

i need a link PPt presentation please

[@mikecrowson2462]

Hello. You should be able to access it here:
drive.google.com/file/d/1EeT2ji-mS8C-mO4xWv9jSD403A_RYz03/view