u/Emergency_Evening616

Hi everyone,

I’m currently working on my undergraduate thesis using multiple linear regression. After running the assumption tests, I found that 3 assumptions are not met:

1.Linearity

2.Normality

3.Homoscedasticity

Now I’m a bit confused about how serious this is for the validity of my analysis and what does this implied for my research, and the overall quality of the research.

Also, I’m still unsure:

1.How severe are these violations in practice for multiple regression?

2. Can the regression results still be interpreted if several assumptions fail simultaneously?

3. What are the best solutions or alternatives usually recommended in academic research

Some possible solutions I’ve read about hasn't been taught and really complex

Has anyone dealt with a similar situation in their thesis/research? What did your supervisor or examiner usually recommend?

Thanks a lot!

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Hi everyone, I’m having a really frustrating problem in Microsoft Word online.

I’m trying to move my table slightly to the right so it lines up with my heading/text above it, but the table just refuses to move no matter what I do. As you can see in the screenshot, the table is more to the left compared to the heading (4.2.2).

I already tried a lot of solutions from YouTube and Google

But the table still won’t shift right properly. It feels like something is locking its position.

Does anyone know what usually causes this in Word?
I’d really appreciate any help because I’m losing my mind over something that should be simple

Edit : I'm sorry everyone. I meant to move the table to the right, to the side of the heading. Not to the left. My bad..