I am analysing the result reports and I was wondering about the determination coefficient (R-squared) and the RLH.
The process to calculate the R-squared I know is the following:
Once the terms of the regression are obtained, an ANOVA is used to assess its significance and the not significant terms are excluded from the regression equation, at this moment a determination coefficient is calculated. Then the ANOVA is run again, obtaining a different R-squared value which should be the adjusted R-squared due to the fact that now the regression equation only considers significant values.
So, does the determination coefficients for each respondent in the SSI report corresponds to the adjusted R-squared values?
In the CBC, the same doubt is for the RLH which can be seen as a similar to the determination coefficient.
The R-squared in the reports is the adjusted R-squared? and for RLH?
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