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Research methodology. Part III: understanding multiple correlation analysis and multiple regression.

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This is part III of a case series on research methodology with additional case demographic information. The relationship of a dependent variable with two or more independent variables is explained and used to illustrate multiple correlation and multiple regression.

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M T Beard, K A Edwards, E L Curry, M N Johnson, D Marshall. Research methodology. Part III: understanding multiple correlation analysis and multiple regression.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8714921/

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