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treatment effect

treatment effect Treatment effect is the change in an outcome that is linked to an intervention or treatment.

Treatment effect is the change in an outcome that is linked to an intervention or treatment. In this context, it refers to how private tutoring affects children’s personality traits, and that impact may vary across students and across family or school settings.

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Drafting source: Abbasi Babar Nawaz; Yanna Hu; Xu Ronghua. Heterogeneous treatment effect of private tutoring on personality traits from the perspective of individual, family, and school factors among Chinese children. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1710453; article XML SHA-256 a9292d1c35b2d1df11f0dfe86fd2804403a973af62535a0a53731ff6c05d4327. “Heterogeneous treatment effect of private tutoring on personality traits from the perspective of individual, family, and school factors among Chinese children” (10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1710453).
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