Exam 19: Testing Hypotheses With Glm Procedures

Which technique focuses on resampling?

Which condition is created when the relationship of X on Y is entirely indirect?

The base model in hierarchical regression ____.

The term slopes test sometimes is used to refer to the comparison of slopes in interpreting an interaction's effect.

____________________ involves taking the available data and using sampling with replacement to generate many samples.

A direct effect assesses the relationship between an independent variable and a dependent variable where the hypothesis suggests that the relationship depends on some other variable.

Which type of variable fits between an independent variable and a dependent variable?

A context variable captures factors unique to time,space,conditions,or person traits that may affect some hypothesized relationship.

Bootstrapping involves taking the available data and using sampling with replacement,generating a few samples and estimating the parameters in each of those samples.

The second part of an indirect effect is the relationship between the ____________________ variable and the ultimate dependent variable.

Which process involves taking the available data and using sampling with replacement to generate many samples?

Variables that account for factors unique to time or ____________________ that may affect some hypothesized relationship are context variables.

Time pressure,time of day,region,and demographic variables provide common context variables.

In survey research,both the independent variable and the moderator variable are generally categorical.

Time pressure,time of day,and region provide common ____________________ variables.

A tautology results from linear reasoning.

Which condition is created when the direct relationship between X and Y remains significant but is reduced in the presence of a mediator?

In hierarchical regression,the base model typically includes only direct effects.

An indirect effect is a relationship consisting of ____________________ parts.

A moderator variable fits between an independent variable and a dependent variable and serves to facilitate a relationship between an independent variable and a dependent variable.