
doi: 10.1007/bf02289252
pmid: 20260609
Normal equations, using data in various forms, are presented for securing the regression weights for prediction of a dichotomized criterion, and a simplified equation for the estimation of the multiple bi-serial or multiple point bi-serial, depending upon the proper assumption as to the nature of the distribution of the criterion, on the basis of these maximal weights is given also. The weights, unaffected by the assumption as to the nature of the criterion, are identical (or proportional) to those found by the discriminant function approach based upon analysis of variance. The author holds that the present multiple correlation approach is both easier and more informative than the discriminant function (analysis of variance) approach and suggests that the discriminant function be abandoned in favor of multiple bi-serial and/or multiple point bi-serial correlation and regression.
Intelligence Tests, Humans
Intelligence Tests, Humans
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