Dr Gary Marks writes about the collapsing SES paradigm and the need to embrace genetics in social science
You hit the nail on the head. Excellent. I liked framing it as SES v. Genetics.
On the point about replication, here is a good article (https://psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2017-42708-001.pdf)
I liked seeing Sesardić 2005 and Egeland 2022.
Suppose intelligence is measurable and does predict success in life.
That's fine on the group level, but for an individual, intelligence is not the thing that is going to matter.
“Why does everyone lie about Social Mobility” does not lead to proper link
You hit the nail on the head. Excellent. I liked framing it as SES v. Genetics.
On the point about replication, here is a good article (https://psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2017-42708-001.pdf)
I liked seeing Sesardić 2005 and Egeland 2022.
Suppose intelligence is measurable and does predict success in life.
That's fine on the group level, but for an individual, intelligence is not the thing that is going to matter.
“Why does everyone lie about Social Mobility” does not lead to proper link