Early results from Argentina study. Some odd outliers, but otherwise familiar patterns.pic.twitter.com/b1j8HotR0Q
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holy...Santa Cruz scored high? what was the test about? like a LSAT of applied corruption?
I don't know specifically. 4 scholastic tests. I averaged all the scores. http://portales.educacion.gov.ar/diniece/files/2015/04/Informe-Resultados-05.pdf …
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now that I understand the graph, they actually scored quite low according to their "soceconom" factor, not surprising
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It's just called S factor. Works at many levels of analyses. See previous studies e.g. http://openpsych.net/ODP/2014/09/the-international-general-socioeconomic-factor-factor-analyzing-international-rankings/ …
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since their"wealth"comes from leeching the ppl at Bs Aires with subsidies and half the prov workforce is public employees
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very interesting.thing is arg is an atyplical country, since "selectivity" in top jobs often means nepotism..
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motivation to excel in standarized test and school studies is usually lacking..call it a screwed selectivity system
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