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Advanced Quantitative Research Methods•Measurement & Advanced Analysis

Multivariate & Advanced Techniques

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What multivariate & advanced techniques means

Multiple regression, factor analysis, MANOVA and structural equation modelling.

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Question

Multiple regression is used when a researcher wants to:

  • Predict one outcome from two or more predictors
  • Compare two group means
  • Describe one variable only
  • Test inter-rater agreement
Answer: Predict one outcome from two or more predictors

Working: Multiple regression models a continuous outcome as a function of several predictor variables.

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Related skills

Other Measurement & Advanced Analysis skills in Advanced Quantitative Research Methods, at the same point in the course.

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