Gene-Environment Interaction in Adults’ IQ Scores: Measures of Past and Present Environment

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RT @krichard1212: @llamjake Twins are too similar to have low C and low A. We know that A is low. Conclusion: C must be high. We have studi…

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RT @krichard1212: @llamjake Twins are too similar to have low C and low A. We know that A is low. Conclusion: C must be high. We have studi…

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@llamjake Twins are too similar to have low C and low A. We know that A is low. Conclusion: C must be high. We have studies that demonstrate measurable shared environmental effects on adult IQ, even though the C is literally zero in their model. https://t.

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@HabsAddictMtl @Droptawgs @florida_man100 @UsingLyft @whstancil The Scarr-Rowe hypothesis has failed a few other replications such as [Hanscombe et al 2012](https://t.co/dHgGNGPJ2x) [Grasby et al 2017](https://t.co/24MHic2nm4) [Ericsson et al 2017](https:/

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