The extent to which hereditary abilities affect social class has been a matter of interest since
classical times (1). In 1918, Ronald Fisher published a framework for answering such …

The scientific literature has seen a resurgence of interest in genetic influences on human
behavior and socioeconomic outcomes. Such studies face the central difficulty of …

Most individual-level outcomes of interest to sociologists are indirectly influenced by
genetics, including socioeconomic outcomes like education, income, wealth, and …

We conducted a genome-wide association study (GWAS) on income among individuals of
European descent and leveraged the results to investigate the socio-economic health …

This study examines the temporal and geographical evolution of polygenic scores (PGSs)
across cognitive measures (Educational Attainment [EA], Intelligence Quotient [IQ]) …

The scientific literature has seen a resurgence of interest in genetic influences on human
behavior and socioeconomic outcomes. Such studies face the central difficulty of …

Depending on the measures, methods, and sample applied, estimated contributions of
genetic and environmental factors to individual differences in SES vary substantially. In the …

Most individual-level outcomes of interest to sociologists are influenced by genetics. Yet, we
know very little about how much genetics contribute to the attainment of class positions; …

The choice of a field of study is a significant decision influenced by a complex interplay of
individual traits, interests, and contextual factors. Little is known about the genetic …

Numerous studies have examined personality and cognitive ability in relation to life
outcomes. However, longitudinal studies examining these relationships are relatively …