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Question 1

The researcher should remove that variable from the independent variable set and rerun the multiple regression if the VIF factor is ________.
◦ greater than 10
◦ equal to 10
◦ less than 10
◦ approximately 10

Question 2

The statistically significant independent variable that explains the most variance in the dependent variable is determined and entered into the multiple regression equation with ________.
◦ standard multiple regression
◦ stepwise multiple regression
◦ linear regression
◦ polynomial regression
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