Word: chatterji
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...other words, heavy drinkers are more likely to be socially adept and to possess the communicative skills that employers desire, according to Chatterji...
...paper, Chatterji and DeSimone conjectured that part of the reason binge-drinkers had higher wages was that most binge drinkers “on average have better interpersonal skills than tenth graders who do not binge drink...
However, the relationship between binge-drinking and wages is not necessarily direct.“It doesn’t make sense to think about it as a causal relationship,” warned Chatterji. “The data suggests that there are unobserved factors associated with drinking and wages that are hard to measure...
...Chatterji and DeSimone analyzed data collected by the National Education Longitudinal Study (NELS), which tracked and periodically interviewed approximately 12,000 students starting in 1988, when the students were in eighth grade. The NELS continued to follow them for 12 years, until the year 2000, when most participants in the study were 26 years...
...Chatterji and DeSimone drew on the interviews conducted in 1988, 1990, and 2000, when the respondents were eighth-graders, tenth-graders, and 26 year-old adults, respectively...