Components for Inference on the Slope
When evaluating computer output for regression analysis, rank the following pieces of information in order of their importance for conducting inference on the slope, from most critical to least critical: (i) The standard error of the slope, (ii) The sample size and corresponding degrees of freedom, (iii) The p-value for the slope test, and (iv) The point estimate of the slope.
The sample size and corresponding degrees of freedom, The p-value for the slope test, The point estimate of the slope, The standard error of the slope
The p-value for the slope test, The point estimate of the slope, The standard error of the slope, The sample size and corresponding degrees of freedom
The standard error of the slope, The sample size and corresponding degrees of freedom, The p-value for the slope test, The point estimate of the slope
The point estimate of the slope, The standard error of the slope, The sample size and corresponding degrees of freedom, The p-value for the slope test
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