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From: kja@cbnewsd.ATT.COM (krista.j.anderson)
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Subject: Re: Genetics and IQ
Keywords: The Burt Affair
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Date: 29 Aug 89 15:10:19 GMT
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No answers here, but I do have some related questions:
Have any studies been done on SAT or ACT scores that use an
analysis of variance or other technique to see whether (and
if so how) scores are affected by the students' *parents'*
educational level and socio-economic class?

Then next step, of course, would be to look at adopted children's
scores compared to their step-parents.  :-)
-- 
Krista A.