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canonical correlation
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canonical correlation [kə′nän·ə·kəl ‚kȯr·ə′lā·shən]
(statistics)
The maximum correlation between linear functions of two sets of random variables when specific restrictions are imposed upon the coefficients of the linear functions of the two sets.
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Multivariate Analyses In order to determine the multivariate relationship between the study variables, a canonical correlation analysis was employed using the means of the program goal and leadership style subscale scores and the coaching burnout subscale scores as the two linear combinations of predictor (x1) and criterion (x2) variables, respectively.
Multivariate analysis of program goals, leadership style, and ... by Ryska, Todd A. / Journal of Sport Behavior
As for validity, exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis and canonical correlation analysis are useful for providing evidence in naming the construct measured, but keep in mind that whether usage of the survey instrument is valid or appropriate is governed not by statistical analysis but only by the researcher.
An ounce of prevention: an associate editor's view by Schneider, Mercedes K. / Journal of Mental Health Counseling
In a study with 191 college students, canonical correlation analysis explored career search self-efficacy and psychological distress (career search set) in relation to psychological resources and regulatory focus (career transition set), producing 2 significant canonical correlations.
Career transitions of college seniors by Yang, Eunjoo; Gysbers, Norman C. / Career Development Quarterly
 
 
 
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