Comparing Pearson Correlation and Linear Regression in SPSS

This video compares Pearson correlation and linear regression using SPSS. A correlation is a measure of the strength of a relationship between two variables and a regression predicts the value of an outcome variable from a predictor variable.

[@juliantalismanyes8039]

Thank you, Dr. Grande, you don't know how much you have helped me.

[@bradleyfairchild1208]

Excellent comparison and helped make the difference more clear to me, thanks.

[@zilyennolyen5048]

These concepts, for me, are difficult to understand. I reviewed other videos but they were still not clear. This particular video though was the best one yet. The message was clear and made complete sense. Thank you Todd!

[@ninastreet4630]

Thank you for the clarifying information.

[@ranaqa8278]

I love your channel this is very helpful

[@fairyiaia1]

Very clear. Thank you!

[@DrGrande]

You're welcome!

[@kahsugirmay7978]

Thanks Dr. Todd. your presentation is helping me more for my thesis analysis. I am currently doing my MSc. thesis and in that thesis I will do a correlation b/n Body Mass index(BMI) and Blood Biochemical Markers (Eg. Albumin). I can you help me in dear?

[@christinabts9327]

Hi! I have to perform correlation for my master thesis. My research is about word associations and my data are multiple response sets. I need to examine whether there is a correlation between the part of speech of stimuli items ( 38 nouns, 3 verbs and 4 adjectives) and the response category (paradigmatic, syntagmatic, phonological). What should I do?

[@shebad1490]

Hello, I'm stuck, and I'm hoping you can help me. I'm trying to find the overall correlations between EI and leadership styles (transactional and transformational). I've applied two different research instruments to collect the data, one for EI and one for leadership styles. I've completed a Pearson's correlation coefficient for the two instruments scales data, and I understand each scales correlations; the results are, 21 scales are significantly correlated out of the 42 total scales, which includes scales for both applied instruments. However, how do I compute the overall correlational analysis for EI and leadership style? I'm desperate, as my dissertation is past due, and I'm statistically ignorant. lol

[@eo3802]

I still dont understand the Unstandardized B what does it mean for the variables?

[@dudznongi2059]

statistics very interesting

[@abdulazizalmarwani1643]

Thanks

[@DrGrande]

You're welcome!

[@tommyvz84]

thanks

[@DrGrande]

You're welcome!

[@cuanoctober]

Hello Todd, I am currently busy with my dissertation at university and I am truly struggling with my empirical analysis. I am running a binary logit model but my data set has some missing data points as it is a survey. Is there anyway i could email or contact you regarding this as I am running out of time and nearing my submission date

[@krystleclear14]

I think the mention of a correlation not meaning causal is important.