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- Date: Wed, 9 Sep 1992 16:22:52 EDT
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- From: Wally Dixon <dixon@NIKE.HEIDELBERG.EDU>
- Subject: heritability
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- I know there are a lot of issues surrounding heritability these days, but
- I'm going to ask a question about it anyway. I'm finding rather large
- differences in heritability between boys and girls, and the natural question
- is are the heritability differences meaningful? Is anyone aware of any tests
- of heritability differences. Does anyone know of distributional assumption,
- etc. of heritability estimates? Does anyone have any references to the topic
- of significance testing of heritability? Thanks in advance.
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- Wallace E. Dixon, Jr. | "Humanity has been held to a limited and
- Department of Psychology | distorted view of itself--from its
- Heidelberg College | interpretation of the most intimate of
- Tiffin, OH 44883 | personal emotions to its grandest vision
- dixon@nike.heidelberg.edu | of human possibilities--precisely by
- | virtue of its subordination of women."
- | -Jean Baker Miller
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