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Question 1

What results when a researcher standardizes independent variables through a quick operation that involves dividing the difference between each independent variable value and its mean by the standard deviation of that independent variable?
◦ Beta coefficient
◦ Standardized beta coefficient
◦ Non-standardized beta coefficient
◦ Standardized alpha coefficient

Question 2

Which of the following describes a method by which the interval-at-minimum scaling assumption requirement of multiple regression may be relaxed?
◦ Use of a dummy variable
◦ Use of a null variable
◦ Use of a substitute variable
◦ Use of a dependent variable
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Reply #1 on: Feb 10, 2022
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