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> In my experience there's definitely a point in which better scores on things such as the JEE stop being correlated with both college performance, life satisfa
by barry-cotter 6y ago
> In my experience there's definitely a point in which better scores on things such as the JEE stop being correlated with both college performance, life satisfaction or even career earnings.
Bring the citations because the research shows that doing better on highly g loaded tests is basically an unalloyed good.
- lordnacho 6y agoDoes it really show that doing a bit better at the very top of the distribution is useful for something? I'd imagine it's a satisfaction type dynamic, where the benefits taper off.