For probit/logit models the size of the marginal effect calculated will be a function of the estimated coefficient in addition to the:
A) size of the independent variable change.
B) standard error on that coefficient estimate.
C) r-squared of the regression.
D) adjusted r-squared.

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The size of the marginal effect in probit/logit models depends on the estimated coefficient and the size of the independent variable change. This is because the marginal effect measures how a change in an independent variable affects the probability of the dependent variable, and this change is directly influenced by the magnitude of the independent variable's change.

For Probit/logit Models the Size of the Marginal Effect Calculated