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endogenous variable

endogenous variable An endogenous variable is the outcome being explained within a model.

An endogenous variable is the outcome being explained within a model. In this study, the endogenous variables were the different aspects of children’s written production whose variation was predicted by skills such as transcription, oral language, and executive functions.

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Drafting source: Jiménez Juan E.; Balade Jennifer; García Eduardo; Chen Becky Xi. Understanding the pathways to text generation: A longitudinal study on executive functions, oral language, and transcription skills from kindergarten to first grade. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0315748; article XML SHA-256 70c77fd1192057ef75af570f43c904fdb56aa8e6aefcea96c1c6c20624ca0379. “Understanding the pathways to text generation: A longitudinal study on executive functions, oral language, and transcription skills from kindergarten to first grade” (10.1371/journal.pone.0315748).
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