I have created 4 bivariate linear regressions, where the outcome is the average grade in English Language Arts, based on 4 separate predictors. Each marker/dot represents a school. Here’s the scatter plot. [image] I run the first model with the predictor “Percentage of Chronically Absent Students…

Dear Adam, (1) In a way, yes, the slope is the global linear rate of change, so you could say “strongest predictor”. However, none of the predictors alone can give you the whole story, and they might be correlated. Thus it is hard to isolate a predictive effect - I would tend to report all effects …

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sammosummo August 13, 2018, 3:48pm 6

Sorry, I think you did. I misinterpreted the figures a little.

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