Multiple Choice
In a multiple regression, the F test for the overall model is highly significant, but none of the t values for individual predictors are significant. What is the most likely cause for this situation?
A) heterogeneous variances.
B) non-independence of residuals.
C) non-normality of residuals.
D) non-linearity relation between Y and the predictors.
E) collinearity of the independent variables.
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