is this the correct writeup for meeting assumption three? The regression model, which includes bodily shame and identity as predictors, accounts for approximately 39.8% of the variance in depression scores (DASS-Depression) as shown by the R Square statistic. The model's predictors are moderately correlated with the outcome (R = .631), and the adjusted R Square (.397) is similar to the unadjusted value, indicating robustness. The Durbin-Watson statistic (1.674) suggests that the residuals are sufficiently independent, meeting the assumption test of 3 of no significant autocorrelation. The standard error of the estimate suggests that the predictions of depression scores, on average, deviate from actual scores by about 9.53 points