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consequent variable

consequent variable

a variable that is correlated with a primary outcome or dependent variable and whose value is predicted by that outcome variable. For example, in studies examining the influence of teaching style on student academic achievement, student motivation may be a consequent variable of achievement. Compare antecedent variable.

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