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IQ
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David Agus: inbred retard?
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Discussing a recent study ( Directional dominance on stature and cognition in diverse human populations ) that found an effect for runs of h...
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Criminality and intelligence in Finland
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James Thompson summarizes a recent paper ("Intelligence and criminal behavior in a total birth cohort: An examination of functional fo...
ESHG 2014: The degree of Intellectual Disability is significantly associated with an excess of Runs of Homozygosity (ROH)
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Title: P08.40-M - The degree of Intellectual Disability is significantly associated with an excess of Runs of Homozygosity (ROH) Keywords:...
ESHG 2014: Polygenic risk for ADHD is associated with impaired educational achievement and lower IQ in the general population
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Title: C11.1 - Polygenic risk for ADHD is associated with impaired educational achievement and lower IQ in the general population Keywords...
ESEB 2013 abstracts and videos
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Some abstracts and videos from the 2013 Congress of the European Society for Evolutionary Biology. Genetic genealogy comes of age: advanc...
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Opportunity costs, intelligence, and criminality
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Cognitive ability and the division of labor in urban ghettos: Evidence from gang activity in U.S. data Hernstein and Murray (1994) famously...
Intelligence and corruption
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Intelligence and bribing behavior in a one-shot game We investigate the relationship between intelligence and bribing behavior in a simple ...
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IQ, SES, and criminality
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(Via Chuck .) Elaboration on the association between IQ and parental SES with subsequent crime. Personality and Individual Differences 50 (2...
IQ-height correlation partly attributable to pleiotropic genetic factors (not just cross-assortative mating)
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The Genetic Correlation between Height and IQ: Shared Genes or Assortative Mating? In this study, we modeled the covariation between monoz...
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"De-Extinction" startup and embryo screening
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" By reviving lost species, a new company could put a warm and fuzzy face on advanced reproductive engineering ": Two of biotechn...
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"Common DNA Markers Can Account for More Than Half of the Genetic Influence on Cognitive Abilities"
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A new paper from Robert Plomin (full text is free ), reiterating a point that some are still failing to grasp: For nearly a century, twin an...
Bodily symmetry: origins and lifecourse associations with cognition, personality, and status
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A 2012 PhD thesis ( pdf ): Symmetry – measured as the size asymmetry of a group of symmetrical body traits such as ear height or elbow circu...
Childhood intelligence is heritable, highly polygenic and associated with FNBP1L
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New paper from Visscher, Deary, Plomin, and others, with results consistent with previous findings : Intelligence in childhood, as measured...
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The Myth of American Meritocracy: How corrupt are Ivy League admissions?
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Via Sailer . Note: the article is by Ron Unz, though in this case his numbers appear consistent with my own impressions and previous knowle...
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Genetic architecture of intelligence from SNP distance measures
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From a presentation by Steve Hsu ( pdf slides ): Quantitative traits: many alleles, each of small effect. GWAS discovery of individual loci ...
Haplogroups as evolutionary markers of cognitive ability
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A reader emails a link ( pdf ) to a recent paper from Rindermann: Studies investigating evolutionary theories on the origins of national di...
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Ten Quite Interesting Things About Intelligence Test Scores - Prof. Ian Deary
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"Doing research on intelligence is fascinating, and also sometimes frustrating. Like being a meteorologist, when you tell someone ...
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Daniel MacArthur twitter commentary from CSHL Personal Genomes meeting
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This meeting took place a couple weeks ago -- dgmacarthur is presently posting from ICHG2011 . James Watson is asking a question . At lea...
Deary / Visscher IQ paper
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Those who read Sailer learned of this study a couple weeks ago. I've finally gotten around to looking at the actual paper , which seems...
"Thousands" of genes influence intelligence
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A commenter writes: "Robert Plomin and colleagues have apparently found some IQ genes". From the story : SCIENTISTS have identifi...
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