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Unless a child is put up for adoption they will inheret a lot more than genetics and money from their parents. For example: The child of a doctor or lawyer is
by staticman2 4y ago
Unless a child is put up for adoption they will inheret a lot more than genetics and money from their parents.
For example: The child of a doctor or lawyer is much more likely to be pressured or encouraged to go into law or medicine.
- wyager 4y ago> Unless a child is put up for adoption They have, of course, tested this as well.
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- staticman2 4y agoWhich is neither here nor there. If you don't understand that the child of a lawyer will be encouraged or pressured into going into law, and therefore staying in the socioeconomic group, you'll overrate genetic factors.
- wyager 4y agoThe genetic factors estimates come only from adoption data, and there are studies that condition further on things like adoptive parent material conditions. The researchers are not dumb; they have put some thought into it.
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- staticman2 4y agoOne of the first results on google scholar that came up when I checked into your claims is a recent study that contradicts everything you wrote here. (Since you never cited anything I won't either.) At a minimum, this topic is more complicated than you think, and you aren't using the correct statistical terminology when you discuss it.