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response variable

response variable A response variable is the outcome in a model that reflects how a person responds to other factors being studied.

A response variable is the outcome in a model that reflects how a person responds to other factors being studied. In this example, the response variable is willingness to continue using slow fashion apparel.

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Drafting source: Zhu Jiayu; Liu Anding. The mechanism of fashion consciousness influencing Gen Z’s Willingness to continue using slow fashion apparel in a sustainable context. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0357599; article XML SHA-256 8c6082c7e2b44e7f58fb3371d26b70f8c829b966da2cb3399a6e8f439dfbbfab. “The mechanism of fashion consciousness influencing Gen Z’s Willingness to continue using slow fashion apparel in a sustainable context” (10.1371/journal.pone.0357599).
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