Parental background and daughters' and sons' educational outcomes - application of the Trivers-Willard hypothesis.

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RT @pikeypilled: When environment is poor, daughters outperform sons. When environment is ideal sons outperform daughters

RT @DegenRolf: The Trivers-Willard hypothesis confirmed: Sons from high-status families achieve higher educational outcomes than daughters,…

RT @DegenRolf: The Trivers-Willard hypothesis confirmed: Sons from high-status families achieve higher educational outcomes than daughters,…

RT @KellyRek: CC: @Roy_Cam This is interesting.

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