Tag
longitudinal_effects
2 findings
Behaviour & psychologyLearning Dynamics and Remittance Decay DynamicsLow-baseline remitters increased weekly remittance probability (+0.010, p < 0.01) while recipient expenditures on priority items saw no statistically significant rise (-0.189 log points, p > 0.10), indicating an uncorrected perception gap that predicts long-term treatment effect decay if information updates occur.Expert TheoryHealthDifferential Belief Persistence Between Personal and Peer Health InformationWhile individual status learning effects decay within two years (Thornton 2012), community-level testing information produces statistically significant downward belief adjustments and condom reductions two years post-intervention (p < 0.01).Observational Study