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> They have not controlled for the most obvious variable: class. What's the distinction you're making between household income and class? > The hypothesis tha
by AftHurrahWinch 4y ago
> They have not controlled for the most obvious variable: class.
What's the distinction you're making between household income and class?
> The hypothesis that the positive association between higher intelligence and economic extremism would be replicated was tested using a linear model with total intelligence score as the independent variable, and economic extremism as the dependent variable, controlling for age, gender, education level, and <<<household income>>>.
- teamonkey 4y ago> What's the distinction you're making between household income and class? In the UK class is more complicated than simply having an income. It’s strongly correlated but not the same. You can have zero income, even be cash poor, but still have a title, influence, family history, contacts, favours, promises, even land (via various trusts)…