Bimultivariate Redundancy: A Comprehensive Measure of Interbattery Relationship

Miller, John K.; Farr, S. David

doi:10.1207/s15327906mbr0603_4

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“…Relationships between resultant PLBS dimensions and DAS ability indices were determined through bivariate correlations and canonical correlation and redundancy analyses (Miller & Farr, 1971;van den Wollenberg, 1977). Shrout-Fleiss intraclass correlations (McGraw & Wong, 1996) were applied to assess agreement between Head Start teachers and independent classroom aides.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Development and validation of the preschool learning behaviors scale

McDermott

Leigh

Perry

2002

Psychology in the Schools

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This article presents the design, national standardization, and validation of the Preschool Learning Behaviors Scale (McDermott, Green, Francis, & Stott, 2000). A normative sample (N = 100) of 3‐ to 5–1/2‐year‐olds was configured to the U.S. Census, wherewith factor analyses yielded distinct and reliable dimensions of Competence Motivation, Attention/Persistence, and Attitude Toward Learning. The solution was invariant in an independent national sample (N = 170) and generalizable across child sex, age, ethnicity, and parent education level. Three‐week stability and interobserver agreement were supported with a local Head Start sample (N = 52). Bivariate and canonical correlations demonstrated validity convergence with indices of social skills, divergence from behavior problems, and substantial independence from cognitive ability. Implications and future research are considered. © 2002 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Development and validation of the preschool learning behaviors scale

McDermott

Leigh

Perry

2002

Psychology in the Schools

180

134

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“…As a supplement to these analyses, interset structure coefficients and the mean of their squares were obtained for both sets. These latter values constitute a nonsymmetric redundancy index (Miller and Farr, 1971;Stewart and Love, 1968) that indicates in each instance the proportion of variance in one set of categories that is accounted for by the composite of the other set. All analyses were performed with SPSS (version eight).…”

Section: Multivariate Behavioral Researchmentioning

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Associations Between Violent And Nonviolent Criminality: A Canonical Contingency-Table Analysis

Holland¹,

Levi²,

Beckett³

1981

Multivariate Behavioral Research

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Frequencies of violent and nonviolent convictions among 390 adult, male offenders were cross-tabulated, dummy coded, and analyzed by canonical correlation. Though of small magnitude, a statistically significant dimension of association between violent and nonviolent criminality was obtained, and the nature of this relationship was ascertained by means of intraset and interset structure coefficients and an index of interset redundancy. The results, weakly supportive of the crime specialization hypothesis, were seen to illustrate the potential usefulness of a canonical correlational approach to the analysis of a two-way contingency table.

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“…As they point out, this measure is asymmetric between sets. Miller and Farr (1971) have shown that it can be decomposed into additive components contributed by mutally orthog onal factors. The Stewart and Love measure might be a useful measure of similarity in some situations.…”

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Canonical Variate Analysis and Related Techniques

Darlington

Weinberg

Walberg

1973

Review of Educational Research

190

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This paper discusses statistical methods for studying relations between two sets of variables, when each set contains more than one variable. The number of methods discussed is about 20 or 25, depending on how one counts. About a third of the methods are old methods criticized here, another third are old methods mentioned favorably, and the rest are new methods published here for the first time.It has not been adequately recognized that problems involving two sets of variables arise frequently in almost every area of the behavioral sciences, as the following list of examples will attest:

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Bimultivariate Redundancy: A Comprehensive Measure of Interbattery Relationship

Cited by 61 publications

References 6 publications

Development and validation of the preschool learning behaviors scale

Development and validation of the preschool learning behaviors scale

Associations Between Violent And Nonviolent Criminality: A Canonical Contingency-Table Analysis

Canonical Variate Analysis and Related Techniques

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