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work_owpponbjtvdojbvyltjfvae5lu	Michael D. Weight	SOME USES OF MODELS OF QUANTITATIVE GENETIC SELECTION IN SOCIAL SCIENCE	2016.0	16	.pdf	application/pdf	8761	735	54	differences on a standard personality test between samples of Old Order young men are too large to be a plausible outcome of simple genetic selection In genetics quantitative traits like stature, body weight, milk yield in cattle, yield per acre of a mean' (Turkheimer, 2000) gives 'all human behavioural traits are heritable' as his first law of Despite this, the social sciences have generally neglected quantitative genetic models of cultural transmission in our species has increased overall rates of genetic adaptation (see e.g. Hawks et al., 2007; Cochran & Harpending, 2009; Laland et al., 2010; Richerson et al., 2010, data with the simple genetic model is that other social forces, e.g. family transmission, genetic model posited that the differences between the two populations are a utility of quantitative genetic models as a useful yardstick for describing social traits and Some Uses of Models of Quantitative Genetic Selection in Social Science	./cache/work_owpponbjtvdojbvyltjfvae5lu.pdf	./txt/work_owpponbjtvdojbvyltjfvae5lu.txt