Tag: Regression analysis
Inflated responsibility linked to postnatal anxiety and breastfeeding
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in MedicineCross-sectional investigation of intolerance of uncertainty and responsibility beliefs in relation to postnatal anxiety and infant feeding outcomes in postpartum women.
Airfare variation in South Africa is shaped more by distance and airline type
Analyze airfare volatility across South Africa’s domestic airline market. Study reveals low-cost carriers charge less per km than full-service carriers; route distance matters more than booking.
FinTech and board characteristics are linked to higher cash holdings in Jordanian banks
Study of 14 Jordanian banks (2009–2024) reveals significant positive associations between FinTech adoption, board characteristics, and cash holdings, supporting agency and consumer theory.
Perceived academic performance varied by different predictors
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in MathematicsMultinomial logistic regression identified distinct predictors of perceived learning and grade achievement in online college courses, enabling differentiated student support strategies.
Emotional exhaustion showed the strongest link to psychological distress
Meta-analysis of 29 studies examining burnout and psychological distress in U.S. postgraduate trainees reveals moderate correlation, with medical students showing highest risk and emotional.
Adaptive capacity and resident characteristics predict willingness to participate in sanitation programs
Study examines how adaptive capacity and sociodemographic factors influence participation in community sanitation programs across Jakarta’s slum and non-slum neighborhoods.
Gender roles in farming and trade differ by region in Nigeria
Analysis of Nigeria General Household Survey data reveals substantial regional variation in gender participation across farming, wholesale, and retail activities.
Polyvariate regression outperformed difference scores in affective polarization analysis
Critique of difference score methodology in affective polarization research with polyvariate regression as superior alternative for studying partisan affect and policy attitudes.
