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The conclusions by the authors in the paper and tweets are way too broad. This is just about self-reported feelings after a single pay out; that doesn't say mu
by akvadrako 4y ago
The conclusions by the authors in the paper and tweets are way too broad.
This is just about self-reported feelings after a single pay out; that doesn't say much about the effectiveness of cash support in general.
- pigtailgirl 4y ago-- seems one of the lead authors has an interest in the feelings surrounding support, from their CV: WORKING PAPERS Jaroszewicz, Ania, Jon Jachimowicz, Oliver Hauser, & Julian Jamison. “How Effective is (More) Money? Randomizing Unconditional Cash Transfer Amounts in the US.” Jaroszewicz, Ania. “Beliefs About Need and Informal Help.” B ́enabou, Roland, Ania Jaroszewicz, & George Loewenstein. “It Hurts to Ask.” Jaroszewicz, Ania, George Loewenstein, & Roland B ́enabou. “The Pain of Asking and Being Asked for Informal Help.” Jaroszewicz, Ania, George Loewenstein, Kelley Canavan, Jennifer Martin, & Amit Tevar. “The Psychological Pain of Asking for Live Kidney Donations.” --