Linear Regression in SPSS (Part 4)

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Linear Regression
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In this example, we have one independent variable, high school GPA, which we use to predict a dependent variable, college GPA. (In regression the independent variable is also called the predictor variable and the dependent variable is called the criterion variable.) In the analysis we look at how to run the regression in SPSS, including examining R squared, the ANOVA table, and the Coefficients table to assess whether the independent variable is a significant predictor of the dependent variable.
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[@dyhudson1]

Very informative and well explained. Thank you!!!

[@utubemania9079]

Thanks for the video but why N-2 in degree of freedom instead of N-1?

[@oluwatobisalu814]

hello
please is there any difference between ANOVA b and ANOVA a.
hope you reply quickly.Thank you

[@liveshireen6663]

what happen when my coefficient table the value of my B constant show negative value? It is normal? hope you read this. thank you.

[@QuantitativeSpecialists]

+Shireen Bong
It's fine - what is indicates is a negative relationship between the two variables - higher scores on one variable tend to be associated with lower scores on another variable.