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Initial vocabulary knowledge moderated the Tier-2 intervention effect on target word learning, favoring students with higher initial PPVT scores

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q3 i2 The Treatment × PPVT interaction was statistically significant for target word learning (γ3000 = 0.28), with effect sizes rising from g = 0.92 for students 5 points below the mean to g = 1.21 for students 5 points above the mean. → Coyne 2019

Evidence

Coyne 2019

Coyne, M. D., McCoach, D. B., Ware, S., Austin, C. R., Loftus-Rattan, S. M., & Baker, D. L. (2019). Racing Against the Vocabulary Gap: Matthew Effects in Early Vocabulary Instruction and Intervention. Exceptional Children, 85(2), 163–179. https://doi.org/10.1177/0014402918789162

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Multilevel moderation analysis of the efficacy and replication studies using the cross-level interaction between group-mean-centered fall PPVT and treatment. The article reports the differential effect sizes at one SD below, at, and one SD above the mean fall PPVT score.

"Although the overall mean effect size for the impact of the intervention was 1.07, for students with fall PPVT scores 5 points below the mean, the effect size was .92; and for students with fall PPVT scores 5 points above the mean, the effect size was 1.21."

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