ping @AmirSariaslan for interest
Assortative mating for mental illness. A Swedish population study. | Great science coming out of SE lately! :) http://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapsychiatry/fullarticle/2494707 …pic.twitter.com/ZNvnFNhd6o
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You shouldn't use that term. These terms are based on a calculation method no longer used. Use the more descriptive term, latent correlation
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That's what the methods assume they are: unobserved (latent) Pearson correlations obstructed by poor measurement. :) http://john-uebersax.com/stat/tetra.htm
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Doesn't surprise me. There's probably assortative mating on most human traits. But it's nice to have the data.
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Very little AM for self-rated personality traits, at least OCEAN variety. Odd results. Measurement problem?
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I don't know much about personality research. But personality test scores almost always show lower correls w/criteria, compared to IQ.
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As the Finns say (sarcastically): svenskatalande battre folk.
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