For Model 1, the R 2 equals .23 and for Model 2 the R 2 = .35. This means that ______.

Model 2 has a higher R 2 value (.35) compared to Model 1 (.23), indicating that Model 2 explains an additional 12% of the variation in the dependent variable over Model 1.

For Model 1, the R 2 equals .23 and for Model 2 the R 2 = .35. This means that ______.

Model 2 has a higher R 2 value (.35) compared to Model 1 (.23), indicating that Model 2 explains an additional 12% of the variation in the dependent variable over Model 1.

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For Model 1, the R² Equals

Question 13

Multiple Choice

For Model 1, the R² equals .23 and for Model 2 the R² = .35. This means that ______.

A) Model 2 explains an extra 12% of the variation in the dependent variable
B) Model 1 explains an extra 12% of the variation in the dependent variable
C) Model 1 was spurious and thus not explaining enough of the variation in the dependent variable
D) Model 1 was multicollinear and thus not explaining enough of the variation in the dependent variable

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