redundancy analysis

a multivariate statistical model for examining the degree to which one set of variables or scores may maximally relate to a second such set. A researcher derives a number of weighted, linear combinations of interest from the first set of variables and examines the relation between these combinations and the variance in the second set. Redundancy analysis is an alternative to canonical correlation analysis.

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February 28th 2025

coaction task

any performance, competition, work assignment, or other goal-oriented activity that individuals execute in the presence of one or more other individuals who are performing a similar type of task. Examples include an aerobics exercise session and students taking a written test in a classroom. Compare audience task.