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intermediary variable

intermediary variable An intermediary variable is a factor that lies between an earlier influence and a later outcome, helping explain how the first is linked to the second.

An intermediary variable is a factor that lies between an earlier influence and a later outcome, helping explain how the first is linked to the second. In the source, parental educational expectations act as the intermediary variable between family background and children’s educational attainment.

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Drafting source: Lai Ting; Liu Fulan; Huang Yiheng. The Influence of Parental Educational Expectations on Children’s Higher Education Attainment: Re-estimation Based on Instrumental Variables. 2022; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.899348; article XML SHA-256 3159686498ca3fc50ed2213354d109c17a55f16af5019844d731f7f652b4a356. “The Influence of Parental Educational Expectations on Children’s Higher Education Attainment: Re-estimation Based on Instrumental Variables” (10.3389/fpsyg.2022.899348).
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