In which of the following cases will the adjustment for R² squared be large? A) When the assumptions of the test are met B) When the coefficient of multiple determination is zero C) When n is large relative to the total number of independent variables D) When n is small relative to the total number of independent variables

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When n is small relative to m, the amount of bias can be large as R² can be expected to be large by chance alone. In this case the adjustment will be quite large.

In Which of the Following Cases Will the Adjustment for R2

In Which of the Following Cases Will the Adjustment for R²