The main advantage of using multiple regression analysis over differences in means testing is that the regression technique: a. allows you to calculate p-values for the significance of your results. b. provides you with a measure of goodness of fit. C. gives you quantitative estimates of a unit change in X. d. assumes that the error terms are generated from a normal distribution. e. All of the above. f. None of the above.

The main advantage of using multiple regression analysis over differences in means testing is that the regression technique: a. allows you to calculate p-values for the significance of your results. b. provides you with a measure of goodness of fit. C. gives you quantitative estimates of a unit change in X. d. assumes that the error terms are generated from a normal distribution. e. All of the above. f. None of the above.

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