Genetic Influence on Mobility
A recent study reveals that individuals with higher polygenic scores tend to achieve greater educational and career success, suggesting a genetic influence on social mobility. Interestingly, while these individuals often come from more affluent families, the research indicates that their genetic predispositions can lead to upward mobility compared to their parents. This nuanced understanding highlights the interplay between genetics and socioeconomic attainment, challenging the notion that education and privilege are merely correlated.In this clip
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Robert Plomin || How DNA Makes Us Who We Are
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