Which of the following tells you on average how much error you have when you use...
Which of the following tells you on average how much error you have when you use a regression to predict someones score on Y?
A. Standard error of the estimate
B. Standard deviation
C. Error of deviation
D. Precision of error score
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The standard error of estimate used in regression to how much average error while predicting someone's score on Y
So standard error of estimate is correct answer
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