I’d point to the literature on time lagged correlations between household members emotional states that I quickly summarised in the last installment of the household spillover discussion. I think it implies a household spillover of 20%. But I don’t know if this type of data should over- or -underestimate the spillover ratio relative to what we’d find in RCTs. I know I’m being really slippery about this, but the Barker et al. analysis stuff so far makes me think it’s larger than that.
I’d point to the literature on time lagged correlations between household members emotional states that I quickly summarised in the last installment of the household spillover discussion. I think it implies a household spillover of 20%. But I don’t know if this type of data should over- or -underestimate the spillover ratio relative to what we’d find in RCTs. I know I’m being really slippery about this, but the Barker et al. analysis stuff so far makes me think it’s larger than that.