"reciprocal effects" refers to the result or impact that happens as a response to something else. It suggests that actions or events have consequences that affect each other in a back-and-forth manner. Full definition
While it is often assumed that spending more hours at work will have a negative impact on marriage, some recent studies find a positive reciprocal effect of career on relationships. (oureverydaylife.com)
It is likely that parenting and antisocial behavior exert reciprocal effects on one another, demonstrating an interactional pattern. (link.springer.com)
Another study of 4,175 individuals between 11 and 17 years of age is the first to document reciprocal effects for major depression and short sleep duration among adolescents using prospective data. (sciencedaily.com)