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additive scale

additive scale An additive scale is a way of examining how two factors work together by comparing their combined effect with the sum of their separate effects.

An additive scale is a way of examining how two factors work together by comparing their combined effect with the sum of their separate effects. On this scale, an interaction is present when the joint effect is greater than what would be expected by simply adding the individual effects.

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Drafting source: Oh Hans; Jacob Louis; Soffer-Dudek Nirit; Shin Jae Il; Smith Lee; Besecker Megan; Leaune Edouard; Pickering Trevor A. The synergy of depression and flourishing/languishing on suicidal thoughts and behaviors: Findings from a national sample of emerging adult students in higher education in the United States. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0309020; article XML SHA-256 a63469c9a570120eec7c0e6e0204de1d2addd7d9eb9f21c9d2900c19692cc224. “The synergy of depression and flourishing/languishing on suicidal thoughts and behaviors: Findings from a national sample of emerging adult students in higher education in the United States” (10.1371/journal.pone.0309020).
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