I've noticed a split in studies: more family/SES effects on education & wealth than intelligence & income. Based on the stupid-kids-in-rich-families I know, seems to be that you can force them into college & bank deposits/inheritance but not into being smart or a degree/career.
Seems no or trivial genetic nurture for cognitive ability/intelligence even in 12 year olds, while repeatedly found effects for educational attainment. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/664128v1 …pic.twitter.com/2UYKIEnE2Y
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Yes. Prediction is that when dull kids of high SES parents go to college, they study particularly dull fields ('X studies'). Parents trying to prevent regression towards the mean, perhaps with a little success, at least if
@bryan_caplan is right about signaling worth of degrees.
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"Based on these results, we conclude that previously reported associations between parent characteristics and offspring outcomes seem to be mainly a marker of genetic effects shared by parents and children."
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