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For your analysis, conduct bivariate correlational analyses (just like last week

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Question

For your analysis, conduct bivariate correlational analyses (just like last week) and test the simple correlations between “Trustworthy”, “Gender”, “Attractive”, “Disgust”, and “Dominance”.

Next, conduct a multiple regression regressing Trustworthy on gender, attractive, disgust, and dominance. I have attachded screenshots of the tests. Can someone please interpret the results?

Each needs to be interpreted like this:

Model Summa Adjusted R Square Std. Error of the Estimate Model R Square 471 214 60804 a. Predictors: (Constant), trustworthy ANOVA Sum of Squares Model df Mean Square Sig 11.158 30.179 11.158 39.190 50.348 a. Dependent Variable: dominance Regression Residual Total 106 370 107 b. Predictors: (Constant), trustworthy

Explanation / Answer

Please see below the answers and the interpretation: -

Model 1

We hypothesized that trustworthy would be positively associated with dominance. This variable explains 22.2% of variation in dominance, F (df regression, df residual) = F, p=0.00,R2=0.222.

Model 2

We hypothesized that trustworthy would be positively associated with attractive. This variable explains 34% of variation in dominance, F (df regression, df residual) = F, p=0.00,R2=0.34.

Model 3

We hypothesized that trustworthy would be positively associated with disgust. This variable explains 28.2% of variation in dominance, F (df regression, df residual) = F, p=0.00,R2=0.282.

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