Univariate analysis refers to the examination of only one variable at a time. It involves analyzing and understanding a single piece of data or a single characteristic without considering the influence of other factors. Full definition
To examine whether ethnic differences in relationship quality remained after controlling SES, we conducted univariate analyses of covariance on (a) mother and father acceptance (adolescent report) and (b) diabetes conflicts with mothers (adolescent and mother report) and fathers (adolescent report), with SES as the covariate. (academic.oup.com)
To fully explore the data, MANOVAs were followed up with univariate analyses with Sidak adjustment to conserve alpha. (academic.oup.com)
Results from univariate analyses suggest that individual, family and peer risk factors predicted membership in the subgroup of girls who use indirect aggression more frequently and increasingly. (link.springer.com)