Scores were obtained from a random sample of 38 university students on measures of narcissism (x1), depression (x2), and anxiety (y). The sum of squares for the ? values was 100 and the sum of squares for y was 220. Therefore, the estimated standard error of estimate is ______.
a. 1.85
b. 2.51
c. 1.69
d. 3.43
Ans: A
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