Testing the Assumption of Independent Errors with ZRESID, ZPRED, and Durbin-Watson using SPSS

This video demonstrates how test the assumption of independent errors in SPSS. Plotting the standardized residuals (ZRESID) against the standardized predicted values (ZPRED) is reviewed as well as calculating and interpreting the Durbin-Watson statistic.

[@sharellemel]

Dr. Todd you may have just saved my psych thesis, thank you my hero

[@mimimcgee5512]

Great video, thank you! I was planning the Durbin-Watson to test my independent assumption in my dissertation but this video helped me to understand why that wouldn't be the best choice for my study. I will stick with the scatterplot. Thank you! I have been relying on your videos the last few days.

[@boogiemie]

Very clear and helpful explanation. Thank you!

[@EYDuff]

This was very helpful for my econometrics assignment, thank you very much!

[@baktashjami]

Can you do a video on discrete and limited dependent variable models? I appreciate if the video is done in a way to explain every step and what each specific value mean the way you explain what does it mean when we have 2 for Durbin Watson versus 4 or less. Thanks,

[@robertphua7720]

great video, thank you

[@payalananmba]

Dear Sir,
How to test for endogeneity when my data is cross section with no order as such. Also, does this test apply on a multivariate model?
Regards

[@akmalshahzad7063]

is this test apply to data collected by using a questionnaire? which test we use to check the guass Markov assumption for questionnaire-based data

[@RahulKumar-wd1yf]

I am getting value of 2.11 for Durbin Watson ?? What does it imply ??