Read the PDF (thankfully it's free!), just want to share an important tidbit in case people just read the title or don't fully dig in... > Although the finding

Read the PDF (thankfully it's free!), just want to share an important tidbit in case people just read the title or don't fully dig in... > Although the findings suggested that the possibility of reverse causation is less likely, it is important to note that reverse causation cannot be ruled out completely, given the data in hand. The findings are likely a mix of the effects of economic hardship on cognition and reverse causation (i.e., cognition influencing trajectories of economic hardship).