Nurture factors in heavily as well. High levels of nurture over generations have a positive effect. Genetics definitely plays a role, but it's not the only factor
Not really. Nurture as far as not starving and being raised in a physically toxic environment, yes. However even multigenerational private school kids regress to the mean the same as everyone else. Genetics is unbeaten in this.
It's a combination of factors. Some can carry more weight than others and both likely have a level of tolerance that is fluid. 2 low IQ white parents can easily produce a kid that chimps out as well, and especially without intense nurture
It’s really not. Again aside from starvation and toxicity your IQ is inherently genetic. This study literally shows it’s not “combination of factors”, it’s heavily genetic.
2 low IQ white parents can easily produce a kid that chimps out as well, and especially without intense nurture
Regression to the mean says otherwise, two low in parents will have average intelligence children more often just as genius parents will not always have genius children.
Nurture factors in heavily as well. High levels of nurture over generations have a positive effect. Genetics definitely plays a role, but it's not the only factor
Not really. Nurture as far as not starving and being raised in a physically toxic environment, yes. However even multigenerational private school kids regress to the mean the same as everyone else. Genetics is unbeaten in this.
It's a combination of factors. Some can carry more weight than others and both likely have a level of tolerance that is fluid. 2 low IQ white parents can easily produce a kid that chimps out as well, and especially without intense nurture
It’s really not. Again aside from starvation and toxicity your IQ is inherently genetic. This study literally shows it’s not “combination of factors”, it’s heavily genetic.
Regression to the mean says otherwise, two low in parents will have average intelligence children more often just as genius parents will not always have genius children.