Questions relate to the following output which is from a Standard Multiple Regression where the researchers wished to assess the contribution of stress and stigma to depression.
Model Summary
a.Predictors: Constant), total of perceived stress, total of Stigma for neurological conditions
ANOVA b
a.Predictors: Constant), total of perceived stress, total of Stigma for neurological conditions
b.Dependent Variable: total of CES-D depression
Coefficients a
a.Dependent Variable: total of CES-D depression
-Stress and stigma together predicted depression
A)extremely well, accounting for approximately 62% of the variation in depression scores
B)very poorly, accounting for approximately 9% of the variation in depression scores
C)well, accounting for approximately 38% of the variation in depression scores
D)none of the above

Question

Questions relate to the following output which is from a Standard Multiple Regression where the researchers wished to assess the contribution of stress and stigma to depression.
Model Summary
a.Predictors: Constant), total of perceived stress, total of Stigma for neurological conditions
  ANOVA b 
  a.Predictors: Constant), total of perceived stress, total of Stigma for neurological conditions
b.Dependent Variable: total of CES-D depression
Coefficients a 
  a.Dependent Variable: total of CES-D depression
-Stress and stigma together predicted depression
A)extremely well, accounting for approximately 62% of the variation in depression scores 
B)very poorly, accounting for approximately 9% of the variation in depression scores 
C)well, accounting for approximately 38% of the variation in depression scores 
D)none of the above

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Stress and stigma together accounted for approximately 38% of the variation in depression scores, indicating a moderate level of prediction.

Questions Relate to the Following Output Which Is from a Standard