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522 CHAPTER 10 MULTIPLE REGRESSION AND CORRELATION<br />

10.6.3 The following data were collected on 15 obese girls:<br />

Weight in<br />

Kilograms<br />

(Y)<br />

Lean Body<br />

Weight<br />

(X 1 )<br />

Mean Daily<br />

Caloric Intake<br />

(X 2 )<br />

79.2 54.3 2670<br />

64.0 44.3 820<br />

67.0 47.8 1210<br />

78.4 53.9 2678<br />

66.0 47.5 1205<br />

63.0 43.0 815<br />

65.9 47.1 1200<br />

63.1 44.0 1180<br />

73.2 44.1 1850<br />

66.5 48.3 1260<br />

61.9 43.5 1170<br />

72.5 43.3 1852<br />

101.1 66.4 1790<br />

66.2 47.5 1250<br />

99.9 66.1 1789<br />

Total 1087.9 741.1 22739<br />

(a) Find the multiple correlation coefficient and test it for significance.<br />

(b) Find each of the partial correlation coefficients and test each for significance. Let a ¼ :05 for all<br />

tests.<br />

(c) Determine the p value for each test.<br />

(d) State your conclusions.<br />

10.6.4 A research project was conducted to study the relationships among intelligence, aphasia, and apraxia.<br />

The subjects were patients with focal left hemisphere damage. Scores on the following variables were<br />

obtained through the application of standard tests.<br />

Y ¼ intelligence<br />

X 1 ¼ ideomotor apraxia<br />

X 2 ¼ constructive apraxia<br />

X 3 ¼ lesion volumeðpixelsÞ<br />

X 4 ¼ severity of aphasia<br />

The results are shown in the following table. Find the multiple correlation coefficient and test<br />

for significance. Let a ¼ :05 and find the p value.<br />

Subject Y X 1 X 2 X 3 X 4<br />

1 66 7.6 7.4 2296.87 2<br />

2 78 13.2 11.9 2975.82 8<br />

3 79 13.0 12.4 2839.38 11<br />

4 84 14.2 13.3 3136.58 15<br />

(Continued )

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