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multiple correlation coefficient

multiple correlation coefficient A multiple correlation coefficient is a statistical value used in analyses with several related factors to show how strongly those factors, taken together, are associated with an outcome or score.

A multiple correlation coefficient is a statistical value used in analyses with several related factors to show how strongly those factors, taken together, are associated with an outcome or score. In this study, it summarized how well the measured factors were related to teachers’ eHealth literacy.

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Drafting source: Khancolabi Mehdi; Nowrozian Zahra; Shahrabadi Reza; Gharib Mitra; Saadati Hassan; Nowrouzian Saeed. eHealth literacy level and its predictors among primary school teachers. 2025; DOI 10.1186/s12889-025-22799-w; article XML SHA-256 c8b1c02467cb75335077c494e1fc2971976d788444a21c8b9de76b526bca7a55. “eHealth literacy level and its predictors among primary school teachers” (10.1186/s12889-025-22799-w).
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