Hierarchical Regression Flashcards

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What is hierarchical regression?

A

When predictors are entered sequentially in a pre-specified order

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How is each predictor evaluated in a hierarchical regression?

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In terms of what it adds to the predictor at its point of entry, beyond the variance accounted for in earlier steps

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Which predictor will include the shared variance between all predictors in a hierarchical regression?

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The predictor entered at step 1

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What is the usual order of entering predictors in a hierarchical regression?

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  1. Control variances to partial out their effects (similar to ANCOVA)
  2. Build a sequential model according to theory
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What does R^2 tell us in hierarchical regression?

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What is in the full model - the total variance explained by all the predictors

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What does R^2 change tell us in hierarchical regression?

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The increase in R^2 at each step - the criterion’s unique variance over and above what was accounted for in previous steps

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How do you calculate R^2 change?

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R^2f - R^2r
Full model - reduced model

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What is df Fchange?

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Pf - Pr
Predictors in the full model - predictors in the reduced model

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What is df error in hierarchical regression?

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N - Pf - 1

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