For each of the following regression equations, explain how the criterion variable (Y) changes as the predictor variable (X) increases. Hint: You can find the answer by looking at the equation.
(a)
= −9.01X − 0.40
The criterion variable increases. The criterion variable decreases. The criterion variable remains the same.
(b)
= 0.76X − 1.50
The criterion variable increases. The criterion variable decreases. The criterion variable remains the same.
(c)
= 4.50X + 12
The criterion variable increases. The criterion variable decreases. The criterion variable remains the same.
(d)
= −9.17X + 10
The criterion variable increases. The criterion variable decreases. The criterion variable remains the same
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