Commonality Analysis: Demonstration of an SPSS Solution for Regression Analysis
Nimon, Kim; Gavrilova, Mariya
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Title
Commonality Analysis: Demonstration of an SPSS Solution for Regression Analysis
Author(s)
Nimon, Kim
Gavrilova, Mariya
Issue Date
2010-02-03
Keyword(s)
Commonality analysis
multicollinearity
suppression
Abstract
Multiple regression is a widely used technique to study complex
interrelationships among people, information, and technology. In
the face of multicollinearity, researchers encounter challenges
when interpreting multiple linear regression results. Although
standardized function and structure coefficients provide insight
into the latent variable ( ) produced, they fall short when
researchers want to fully report regression effects. Regression
commonality analysis provides a level of interpretation of
regression effects that cannot be revealed by only examining
function and structure coefficients. Importantly, commonality
analysis provides a full accounting of regression effects which
identifies the loci and effects of suppression and multicollinearity.
Conducting regression commonality analysis without the aid of
software is laborious and may be untenable, depending on the
number of predictor variables. A software solution in SPSS is
presented for the multiple regression case and demonstrated for
use in evaluating predictor importance.
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