So I prefer to use the terms outcome variable and predictor variable.

It's just lm (y tilde x). So lm outcome variable tilde predictor variable.

X is our predictor. So, that's thought to be an exogenous variable.

Well, for simple regression, which was what we're doing right now, just one predictor variable, one outcome variable, it's really easy.

So, the predictor variable, or x, is plotted on the x axis, and what we call the outcome variable is plotted, on, the y axis.

In this segment, and in this part of the course, I'll typically refer to Y as the outcome variable, and X as a predictor variable.

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So, maybe happiness causes extraversion or diversity of life experiences is the, should have been the predictor variable.

Generally speaking, it's a statistical analysis used to predict an outcome variable from on e or more predictor variables.

It can be predictive from some constant plus some predictor variable x times the regression coefficient for x plus error.

So that predictor X should no longer be a significant predictor of Y.

So, that predictor variable, instead of just being something like extraversion, I could manipulate something and then, my outcome variable could be a true dependent variable, and we could look for a mediator of that experimental effect.

So we have all the variants in Y. Then we have some predictor variable X. Batting average or on base percentage.

We just had one predictor.

Remember, that's just the percentage of variance in the outcome variable, that's explained by the model, in this case just the one predictor.

So this was a step forward for major league baseball in how they could evaluate players is getting a variable that's a better predictor.

Variable like this endurance variable.

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We'll just put one predictor in the regression equation.

So in this example, we, our, our main predictor variable x, was just some psychological trait, let's say extroversion and we're looking at some outcome, let's say happiness.

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