The gaps in DC are particular large tho. I always find striking in "state" level data, both wrt outcomes & SES deltapic.twitter.com/0MGagUoUbH
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@RCAFDM Good review post. You missed a lot of easy things tho that would improve your case. E.g. multiple studies find genetic correlations
@RCAFDM betwn S indicators incl. neighborhood S and cog abil. There is a lot of evidence for self-sorting too e.g. @AmirSariaslan s research
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@KirkegaardEmil@AmirSariaslan i was thinking about citing him earlier actually. will probably update it w/ more -
@RCAFDM@AmirSariaslan Your piece is basically a light-weight edition of Jensen's Educability and Group Differences. Great book. -
@KirkegaardEmil@AmirSariaslan read him before, but I don't think I read that book! btw funny how often your site pops up when I google :P -
@KirkegaardEmil@AmirSariaslan not sure if that's b/c google is targeting srch or just b/c you're really prolific w/ content I'm looking 4 -
@KirkegaardEmil@AmirSariaslan btw do you have a list of particular papers in mind? trying to track the ones that caught my eye earlier -
@RCAFDM Our latest with the heritability estimates of neighborhood deprivation comes to mind http://www.nature.com/tp/journal/v6/n5/abs/tp201662a.html …@KirkegaardEmil -
@RCAFDM Along with the co-relative design studies showing no SES effects on crime/substance misuse and psych outcomes@KirkegaardEmil - 1 more reply
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