“the genome as the source” of individual differences in academic achievement means about the same thing as the idea that your grandparents are the source of what you are doing right now.

 

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Friends:

 

I am curious about your interpretation of the meaning of the following Call for Papers that I recently came across:

 

The genome as the source of individual differences in academic achievement

What do you think of this title?  What thoughts arise when you think of what that the editors might have in mind for a such an issue?  How, if at all, would you change the title if you could?

 

Just a sentence or two, if you would be so kind.

 

M.

 

 

Michael F. Mascolo, Ph.D.
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