List of Contributions

This is 3 one-variable regressions... theory-driven step-wise regression. ------------------------------ Emily Ciesielski ------------------------------

Hello! I'm hoping someone can help me interpret an unexpected negative value for a beta that I obtained in a hierarchical multiple linear regression. I do not believe it is a suppressor variable as a) the sum of the squared semi-partials are not greater than the r-squared, b) the r-squared is less than ...

Hello! I'm hoping someone can help me interpret an unexpected negative value for a beta that I obtained in a hierarchical multiple linear regression. I do not believe it is a suppressor variable as a) the sum of the squared semi-partials are not greater than the r-squared, b) the r-squared is less than ...

Thank you for the suggestion! I'm having trouble finding them, however. Could you provide a little more detail how to find the Case Studies. I've looked through the Help tab in SPSS as well as on IBM's website. TIA!! ------------------------------ Emily Ciesielski ------------------------------

I'm a newbie, but I don't believe I want a mixed model-- I just want to run a multiple linear regression but put my predictor variables in one at a time (step-wise). (I'm trying to see if one of three different assessment types better predicts academic success.) Thanks!! ------------------------------ ...

Is it possible to run a hierarchical multiple regression in the Complex Samples package? I know how to do so in the normal SPSS, but I can't figure out how in Complex Samples. I'm guessing (if it can be done) it has to be through syntax, which I'm far from fluent in... ------------------------------ ...

Thank you!! ------------------------------ Emily Ciesielski ------------------------------

I am very new to using SPSS' Complex Samples package. I'm currently analyzing data from the ECLS-K:2011 dataset available from the U.S. Dept of Education. As I'm learning it, I've been creating frequency tables. I've run them weighted and unweighted in standard SPSS (Analyze>Descriptives>Frequenc ...

I am very new to using SPSS' Complex Samples package. I'm currently analyzing data from the ECLS-K:2011 dataset available from the U.S. Dept of Education. As I'm learning it, I've been creating frequency tables. I've run them weighted and unweighted in standard SPSS (Analyze>Descriptives>Frequenc ...