In standard, or direct, discriminant analysis, each predictor is entered into the equation simultaneously and is assigned only its unique association with the groups, as defined by the DV.

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In standard discriminant analysis, all predictors are entered into the equation at once, and each predictor's unique contribution to distinguishing between the groups (as defined by the dependent variable) is determined, without considering shared variance with other predictors.

In Standard, or Direct, Discriminant Analysis, Each Predictor Is Entered