beta weight
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beta
adjective[before noun]
uk/ˈbiː.tə/us/ˈbeɪ.t̬ə/
Beta software is at the second stage ...
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weight
noun
uk/weɪt/us/weɪt/
the amount that something or ...
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The path coefficients are completely standardized to a common metric for each model and represent fully standardized beta weights.
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The beta weights for main effects reflect weights at the final step before interaction terms were entered.
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To determine which of the variables entered in these steps contributed to the significant effects, beta weights were examined.
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Surprisingly, they leave the result of all variables showing significant beta weights, except for processing time, which is uncommented.
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Table 4 shows the standardized final beta weights of all of the tasks included in the regression equations across samples.
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The final standardized beta weights of predictors in both equations suggested that morphological awareness and vocabulary knowledge were bidirectionally associated with one another across time.
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Thus, the beta weights for each relation will be presented.
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Beta weights reflect entry as final term in the model.
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Beta weights show that higher affective and confidant social support and lower existential distress produce higher global meaning.
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Beta weights are from variables' first entry into model.
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Beta weights show lower physical symptom distress, higher affective and confidant social support, higher personal meaning, higher motivation to meaning, and lower existential distress produce lower psychological distress.
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When the model is not specified, the estimates for the beta weights are not accurate.
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That is, the beta weights may change from one sample to the next, a situation sometimes called the problem of the bouncing betas.
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Wilks described how unit weights could be used in practical settings, when data were not available to estimate beta weights.
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