If participants at the end of a longitudinal study tend to be those who were initially higher on some variable,we have a case of

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Positive selective survival refers to the phenomenon where in longitudinal studies, participants who remain in the study tend to be those who were initially higher on some variable. This can bias the study's findings and limit the generalizability of the results.

If Participants at the End of a Longitudinal Study Tend