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Are a person\'s brain size and body size predictive of his or her intelligence?

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Question

Are a person's brain size and body size predictive of his or her intelligence?

Response (y): Performance IQ scores (PIQ) from the revised Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale. This variable served as the investigator's measure of the individual's intelligence.

Potential predictor (x1): Brain size based on the count obtained from MRI scans (given as count/10,000).

Potential predictor (x2): Height in inches.

Potential predictor (x3): Weight in pounds.

A sample of n = 38 college students:

PIQ     Brain   Height Weight

124     81.69   64.5    118

150     103.84 73.3    143

128     96.54   68.8    172

134     95.15   65.0    147

110     92.88   69.0    146

131     99.13   64.5    138

98      85.43   66.0    175

84      90.49   66.3    134

147     95.55   68.8    172

124     83.39   64.5    118

128     107.95 70.0    151

124     92.41   69.0    155

147     85.65   70.5    155

90      87.89   66.0    146

96      86.54   68.0    135

120     85.22   68.5    127

102     94.51   73.5    178

84      80.80   66.3    136

86      88.91   70.0    180

84      90.59   76.5    186

134     79.06   62.0    122

128     95.50   68.0    132

102     83.18   63.0    114

131     93.55   72.0    171

84      79.86   68.0    140

110     106.25 77.0    187

72      79.35   63.0    106

124     86.67   66.5    159

132     85.78   62.5    127

137     94.96   67.0    191

110     99.79   75.5    192

86      88.00   69.0    181

81      83.43   66.5    143

128     94.81   66.5    153

124     94.94   70.5    144

94      89.40   64.5    139

74      93.00   74.0    148

89      93.59   75.5    179

Run the regression in Excel and copy/paste the output here.

(15 pts)

a) Evaluate the model using the R2 value.

b) Form the model.

c) Based on ANOVA table in the outputs, what can you say about the three variable used to build the model? Which variables can be used for predicting PIQ? Why?

Explanation / Answer

following information has been generated

(a) R2=0.2949, it is in low range, so model is not good fit

(b)PIQ=111.3536+2.0604*Brain-2.7319*Height+0.0006*Weight

(c) based on ANOVA, model is good fit as p-value of the F of the regression is significanct at significance level alpha-0.05

since at alpha=0.05 , Brain & Height are significant and weight is not significance. so Brain and height can be used to predict PIQ

SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Statistics Multiple R 0.54308306 R Square 0.29493921 Adjusted R Square 0.232727964 Standard Error 19.79439032 Observations 38 ANOVA df SS MS F Significance F Regression 3 5572.744435 1857.581 4.740930761 0.00721527 Residual 34 13321.8082 391.8179 Total 37 18894.55263 Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Intercept 111.3536083 62.97109646 1.768329 0.085978536 Brain 2.060366798 0.563446825 3.656719 0.000855632 Height -2.731929162 1.229428631 -2.22211 0.033033818 Weight 0.000559937 0.197066131 0.002841 0.997749527
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