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'Mountain of evidence that half a person's intelligence and sociability is inherited genetically'

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First published at 13:52 UTC on October 8th, 2018.

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orlared: 'Mountain of evidence that half a person's intelligence and sociability is inherited genetically'

Geneticist Professor Robert Plomin tells BBC Newsnight why he thinks DNA will overwhelmingly determine our lives.
Researchers …

orlared: 'Mountain of evidence that half a person's intelligence and sociability is inherited genetically'

Geneticist Professor Robert Plomin tells BBC Newsnight why he thinks DNA will overwhelmingly determine our lives.
Researchers have found that a child’s genes significantly influence their long-term performance in school – beyond even intelligence. In recent years, researchers have shown that around two-thirds of differences in school achievement can be explained by differences in children’s genes.

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