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Definitions
what are multivariate statistics?
what are bivariate statistics?
what are univariate statistics?
What is independent variable?
What is dependent variable?
what is continuous level measurement variable?
What is a covariate?
What is regression?
what is degree of relationship analysis?
what are criterion variables in regression analysis?
what is reliability?
what is validity?
what is a correlation?
what is causation?
what are examples of statistical tests?
what's an outlier?
what's normality
what is linearity?
what is homoscedasticity?
Descriptive Statistics
N
Minimum
Maximum
Mean
SD
Correlations
Pearson
Significance (two tailed)
N
T Test
t
df (degrees freedom)
mean difference
confidence level (lower and upper)
ANOVA
ANCOVA
MANOVA
factor analysis
regression analysis
SEM (structural equation modeling)
logistic regression
discriminant analysis
discriminant function analysis
Review Sheet Terms
Factor analysis
KMOs
Bartlett's
STOS
multivariate normality
sufficiency of correlations
What is an Eigen Value?
Communalities
What is a factor loading on a rotated matrix?
what are factors?
What's multiple regression?
what's a dummy variable?
what's multicollinearity
what's correlated error?
what does R2 stand for?
what are betas?
what's tolerance?
what is VIF?
What is discriminant analysis?
Box's M?
F Test
Wilks' Lambda
Canonical correlation
assumption of homogeneity?
significance of Ivs?
standardized discriminate coefficients
classification results
Manova?
nominal
ordinal
normal distribution?
Can you answer if you understand the terms in the below course description? If yes, good work.
This course provides an overview of advanced statistical techniques including detailed application using SPSS. The goal is to select and apply an appropriate multivariate statistical methodology, to a selected research question. Approaches include multiple regression, factorial analysis including MANOVA, factor analysis, multiple discriminant analysis, logistic regression, and structural equation modeling. The final product is a completed prospectus reflective of a quantitative design. It is strongly recommended that students take this course only in their final semester.
This course provides an overview of advanced statistical techniques including detailed application using SPSS. The goal is to select and apply an appropriate multivariate statistical methodology, to a selected research question. Approaches include multiple regression, factorial analysis including MANOVA, factor analysis, multiple discriminant analysis, logistic regression, and structural equation modeling. The final product is a completed prospectus reflective of a quantitative design. It is strongly recommended that students take this course only in their final semester.