Treatment-effect Interaction
Treatment-Effect Interaction is a statistical phenomenon within the domain of causal inference wherein the magnitude or direction of a treatment effect varies across levels of a third variable, distinguishing it from main effects by explicitly characterizing how effect heterogeneity is moderated by contextual or stratifying factors.
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Wilbert J. McKeachie, Paul R. Pintrich, Yi-Guang Lin · Educational Psychologist · 1985 · 722 citations
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