Thanks so much for this! It’s definitely a challenge balancing motherhood with all other aspects of our lives- including my own artistic endeavours as an independent musician 💕 Thankyou for the inspiration.
No, that would be a multivariate Analysis of Variance; multiple regression can only ever have one dependent/outcome variables, unless you do something like a Hierarchical Linear Model (HLM). The title refers to how many predictor variables you have.
@@AlexanderSwan wouldn’t this video be multiple regression? Multivariate multiple regression is definitely possible, but not in Jamovi (to my knowledge). But I agree with the comment that multivariate would be multiple DVs. I might be wrong but this is my understanding. Multiple refers to multiple predictors and multivariate refers to multiple DVs.
Hi :D very good content. I have a problem: could you tell me how to calculate the regression line in this format: y = mx + b ? what is m and b in multivariables analysis of your example. Sorry about the easy question i guess :s
The m is the slope of the line in that equation. In the regression output, this is the "unstandardized" coefficient. The b in that equation is the intercept; that means the value of y when x = 0. The intercept gets it own row on the reg output, and its value will also be in the unstandardized column.
Multivariate means “multiple variables” and terms are interchangeable in stats quite a bit. The title of the video and the thumbnail capture both. But you do you
Thanks so much for this! It’s definitely a challenge balancing motherhood with all other aspects of our lives- including my own artistic endeavours as an independent musician 💕 Thankyou for the inspiration.
Thanks so much for this!! Very helpful!
Your title is confusing. Isn't multivariate regression supposed to have multiple outcome variables?
No, that would be a multivariate Analysis of Variance; multiple regression can only ever have one dependent/outcome variables, unless you do something like a Hierarchical Linear Model (HLM). The title refers to how many predictor variables you have.
@@AlexanderSwan wouldn’t this video be multiple regression? Multivariate multiple regression is definitely possible, but not in Jamovi (to my knowledge). But I agree with the comment that multivariate would be multiple DVs. I might be wrong but this is my understanding. Multiple refers to multiple predictors and multivariate refers to multiple DVs.
There's no hard-and-fast rule about this
Concerning catégorial variables how Can Do m'y interprétation
I am not sure what you're asking
can you make a video on using categorical predictors in a hierarchical regression?
can you do apa write up videos
Like how to write a results section for this output?
Hi :D very good content.
I have a problem: could you tell me how to calculate the regression line in this format: y = mx + b ?
what is m and b in multivariables analysis of your example. Sorry about the easy question i guess :s
The m is the slope of the line in that equation. In the regression output, this is the "unstandardized" coefficient. The b in that equation is the intercept; that means the value of y when x = 0. The intercept gets it own row on the reg output, and its value will also be in the unstandardized column.
Thats multiple regression mate, not multivariate
Multivariate means “multiple variables” and terms are interchangeable in stats quite a bit. The title of the video and the thumbnail capture both. But you do you