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A variable that is coded as either zero or one and that has two distinct levels is called a(n)____.
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When the logistic regression equation predicts a result less than 0 (negative value),the predicted outcome is ____________________.
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-2LL serves as an overall indictor of the predictive power of a logistic regression model.
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Logistic regression is a multivariate technique involving prediction of a categorical,dichotomous dependent variable.
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All of the following are examples of dependence methods of analysis EXCEPT ____.
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The most commonly applied statistic for calculating MANOVA results is the ____.
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When an analysis studies the effect of several independent variables on a single dependent variable that is interval-scaled,the analysis is called ____________________ analysis.
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A discriminant score provides a way of assigning observations to groups.
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____________________ predicts several dependent variables by using several independent variables.
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The limiting score serves as a benchmark in discriminant analysis.
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The odds of success is the probability of success multiplied by the probability of failure.
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If the probability of failure is 50 percent,the value of the logit is ____________________.
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When a researcher is attempting to predict sales volume by using building permits,amount of advertising,and the income levels of residents,the researcher is most likely using ____.
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In discriminant analysis,a number that serves as a benchmark is a ____.
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Multivariate statistical analysis permits the researcher to consider the effects of three or more variables at the same time.
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If the probability of success is 90 percent,what is the value of the logit?
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Wilks Lambda is the most commonly applied statistic for calculating MANOVA model results.
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