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Problem on Multiple regression analysis

Find two journal articles that have undertaken multiple regression analysis and compare the results. Specify the reference for the two papers.

Requirements:

a) Check for the R squared values, adjusted R squared values, t-values for the coefficients.
b) Specify if the regression analysis was appropriate or not for the research based on your results.

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