Consider the estimated equation below, which can be used to study the effects of skipping class on college GPA: colGPA_hat = 1.39 + .412 hsGPA + .015 ACT - .083 skipped (.33) (.094) (.011) (.026) n=141, R2=.234 Using the standard normal approximation, find the 90% confidence interval for beta_hsGPA.
[.029, .736]
[.132, .693]
[.257, .567]
[.154, .493]
Consider the estimated equation below, which can be used to study the effects of skipping class...
Question 4 (3 marks) Suppose that we are interested in the effects of skipping class on college GPA. Using data (GPA1.DTA), we obtain the following estimated model: colGPA - 1.39 + .412 hsGPA + .015 ACT - 083 skipped (.33) (094) 0.011) 0.026) - 141, R? - 234 (1) Using the standard normal approximation, find the 95% confidence interval for BreGPA. (ii) Can you reject the hypothesis Ho: BhoGPA = .4 against the two-sided alternative at the 5% level? (iii)...
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Determinants of college GPA (se in parentheses) collGPA1.39 .412 hsGPA+ .015 ACT- .083 skipped (.33) (.094) (.011) (.026) 1) For n=25, is hs GPA statistically significant at 95% confidence level? tCALC = 4.38 tCRIT = 2.08 tcuc > tCRIT YES, reject the null 2) For n=25, is hsGPA statistically significant at 99% confidence level? CALC- tCRIT 3)...