how do we determine the effect size (f 2) associated with the variable “Statistics Anxiety score"

jmoseley — Wed, 20 Apr 2016 00:21:35 GMT

input finalexamscore statsstressacore studyminutes midtermexamscore;

cards;

40 48 41 45

49 49 55 40

71 73 69 69

42 42 52 51

54 49 46 52

45 49 45 41

63 52 66 69

55 58 54 47

46 47 46 39

39 42 35 38

62 63 66 45

52 50 50 55

62 71 65 59

47 41 41 40

53 47 50 52

54 50 41 50

49 53 47 44

53 49 52 49

52 51 61 38

55 69 60 50

;

proc corr;

var finalexamscore = statsstressacore studyminutes midtermexamscore;

proc reg;

model finalexamscore = statsstressacore studyminutes midtermexamscore /stb scorr2 p r vif;

plot residual. * predicted.;

output out=res residual=resid predicted=pred;

proc univariate plot;

var resid;

run;

Re: how do we determine the effect size (f 2) associated with the variable “Statistics Anxiety score

jmoseley — Wed, 20 Apr 2016 00:52:02 GMT

I agree that I accepted it as a solution, but I am wrestling with another question which is how to determine the effect size of the variable "astatistics anxiety score.

topic Re: how do we determine the effect size (f 2) associated with the variable “Statistics Anxiety score in SAS Procedures

how do we determine the effect size (f 2) associated with the variable “Statistics Anxiety score"

Re: how do we determine the effect size (f 2) associated with the variable “Statistics Anxiety score