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Robert Plomin is an American-born psychologist and behavioral geneticist whose research examines genetic and environmental contributions to differences among individuals. He has used twin, adoption, family, and DNA-based studies to investigate cognitive ability, educational achievement, personality,...
Why this score
Behavioral genetics research is highly influential, with major twin, adoption, and genomics contributions.
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Thomas J. Bouchard Jr. is an American psychologist known for research in behavioral genetics and individual differences. Beginning in 1979, he directed the Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart, which compared identical and fraternal twins separated early in life and raised in different households....
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Minnesota twin study is landmark behavioral genetics evidence with broad influence.
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Eric Turkheimer is an American psychologist and behavior geneticist at the University of Virginia. He is known for formulating the Three Laws of Behavior Genetics, which summarize recurring findings about genetic and environmental influences on human behavioral differences. His research also showed...
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Heritability moderation and Three Laws are important, nuanced behavioral genetics contributions.
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Arthur Jensen was an American psychologist and educational researcher known for his work on intelligence, psychometrics, and learning. His 1969 article in the Harvard Educational Review argued that genetic factors could contribute to observed group differences in IQ and scholastic performance, provo...
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Technically influential intelligence researcher, but race-IQ claims are deeply controversial and ethically criticized.
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What leads the Heritability ranking?
Robert Plomin currently leads the Heritability results with a displayed score of 8.45/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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