[Steps Shown] (a) What does the normality test do and why have you started off with this test? (b) What do you mean by "the sample size is relatively large
Question: (a) What does the normality test do and why have you started off with this test?
(b) What do you mean by "the sample size is relatively large enough to assume the fulfilment of the Central Limit Theorem"?
(c) Why do you then use Correlation analysis? (Does this help set you up for the multiple regression?)
(d) Could you explain what the hierarchical regression shows and why it is important?
(e) One question that I missed yesterday was where have to the two numbers come from on the final results, "Total Obesity Rate = 4.482 + 0.382*No Qualifications as percent" and what do they mean.
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