Proficiency Demonstration Seven How well can systolic blood pressure (SBP) be predicted from anxiety and


Proficiency Demonstration Seven

How well can systolic blood pressure (SBP) be predicted from anxiety and weight combined? Also, how much variance in blood pressure is uniquely explained by each of these two predictor variables? Run a regression analysis using SPSS to predict SBP from weight and anxiety using the following data. Write up a results section. What can you conclude about the predictive usefulness of these two variables, individually and combined?

Anxiety Weight SBP
7 90 137
10 130 158
35 30 163
19 151 133
17 170 106
11 190 128
18 210 168
36 91 145
19 90 149
22 95 143
28 130 145
25 150 123
4 110 145
25 150 143
18 110 113
7 150 119
16 230 139
25 315 173
28 250 176
10 210 178
34 271 174
22 250 176
17 230 156
16 185 144
9 201 154

A fashion student was interested in factors that predicted the salaries of catwalk models. She collected the data from 231 models. For each model she asked them their salary per day on days when they were working (salary), their age (age), how many years they had worked as a model (years), and then got a panel of experts from modeling agencies to rate the attractiveness of each model as a percentage with 100% being perfectly attractive (beauty). Conduct a multiple regression to see which factors predict a model’s salary. Use the supermodel.sav file.

  1. How much variance does the final model explain?
  2. Which variables significantly predict salary?
  3. Fill in the missing values for the following regression summary table

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