APA Dictionary of Psychology

trait–treatment interaction (TTI)

Updated on 04/19/2018
the interplay between personal characteristics (e.g., gender, aptitude) and conditions of treatments (e.g., methods of instruction) as it affects a dependent variable (e.g., scores on an academic test). Using analysis of variance or multiple regression analysis, it is possible to determine the best type of treatment for people with different traits. See also aptitude–treatment interaction.
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