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standardized regression coefficients

How to Get Standardized Regression Coefficients When Your Software Doesn’t Want To Give Them To You

by Karen Grace-Martin  36 Comments

Standardized regression coefficients remove the unit of measurement of predictor and outcome variables.  They are sometimes called betas, but I don’t like to use that term because there are too many other, and too many related, concepts that are also called beta.

There are many good reasons to report them:

  • They serve as standardized effect size statistics.
  • They allow you to compare the relative effects of predictors measured on different scales.
  • They make journal editors and committee members happy in fields where they are commonly reported. [Read more…] about How to Get Standardized Regression Coefficients When Your Software Doesn’t Want To Give Them To You

Tagged With: beta, invariance testing, logistic regression, measurement equivalence, standardized regression coefficients

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