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Приложения

Приложение А

Параметры и критерии качества регрессионных моделей

Таблица A1. Логистическая регрессионная модель со смешанными эффектами, предсказывающая высокие оценки IQ на первом этапе

Таблица А2. Линейная регрессионная модель со смешанными эффектами, предсказывающая количество слов в обосновании (второй этап)

Таблица А3. Логистическая регрессионная модель со смешанными эффектами, предсказывающая изменение полюса оценки для неконгруэнтных обоснований

Таблица А4. Логистическая регрессионная модель со смешанными эффектами, предсказывающая изменение полюса оценки для конгруэнтных обоснований