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.@KirkegaardEmil No peer-rated data so the true h^2 values are likely much higher than this.
Other psychological traits increase in #heritability with age too, not just intelligence. PDF http://emilkirkegaard.dk/en/wp-content/uploads/Age-Related-Changes-in-Heritability-of-Behavioral-Phenotypes-Over-Adolescence-and-Young-Adulthood-A-Meta-Analysis.pdf …pic.twitter.com/LkVx3XUWZy
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@JayMan471 Measurement error too which is larger for other tests. Presumably not corrected for (when do they ever?). -
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@KirkegaardEmil Well that's what I mean. Peer-ratings reduce measurement error. -
@JayMan471 There are at least two error sources: 1) self-estimate error, 2) random error. Peer-ratings remove (1) but not (2). -
@KirkegaardEmil Well for (2) you just need bigger samples. ;)
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@lukelea I have over 20K tweets if that tells you anything.@KirkegaardEmil -
@JayMan471@lukelea Well, what you need is average tweet per day. ~1134 days, so ~21.4 per day. Mine is .9 but higher in recent times. -
@KirkegaardEmil@JayMan471@lukelea Careful Jayman, too much tweeting makes you stupid! ;)https://twitter.com/KirkegaardEmil/status/547510925994242048 …
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