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They say that they account for the log of the family income, but do not elaborate on that point beyond saying they do (at least after a quick skim). It seems to

They say that they account for the log of the family income, but do not elaborate on that point beyond saying they do (at least after a quick skim). It seems to me that this would be extremely difficult - does anyone have insight on how they might have done this?

rpmisms 3y ago
Probably a fixed multiplier. There's a tremendous amount missing from this study, and I wouldn't take any of its conclusions at face value.
yokaze 3y ago
Usually, you do a multivariate statistical analysis, and "accounting for" means, it was one of the variables thrown in.