1. Intelligence Testing
... raised apart show strong evidence for the habitability intelligence. So, if one wants to predict someone's score on an intelligence test, the scores of the biological parents (even if the child has not had contact with them) are more likely to be similar than the scores of the adoptive parents. In the same way, the IQs of identical twins are more ... similar than the IQs of fraternal twins. If this hypothesis were true, than a child living in a rich area, who attended a great school would have the same IQ if he were attending an inner-city school and lived in a very poor area. But, stud...
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