Often wrong, sometimes useful: Including polygenic scores in social science research

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 46:e213 (2023)
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This commentary seeks to briefly outline a clear-eyed middle ground between Burt's claims that the inclusion of polygenic scores (PGSs) is essentially useless for social science and proponents' vast overstatements and over-interpretations of these scores. Current practice of including PGSs in social science is often wrong but sometimes useful.

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