APS
30th APS Annual Convention
Using Genotypes to Understand Phenotypes: Tracing the Impact of Education-Associated Genes on Psychological Health and Mobility Across the Life Course
This symposium presents four papers that leverage results from large-scale genome wide association studies (GWAS) of educational attainment to improve understanding of the mechanisms that give rise to individual differences in mathematics achievement, social mobility, and psychological health.
Chairs & Discussants
- Kathryn HardenChair
University of Texas at Austin
Presentations
- Pathways through High School Math Curricula Differentiate Students By GenotypeKathryn Harden
- Schools As Moderators of Genetic Associations with Lifecourse Attainments: Evidence from the Wls and Add HeathBenjamin Domingue
- GWAS Results for Educational Attainment Aid in Identifying Genetic Heterogeneity of SchizophreniaPhilipp Koellinger
- A Polygenic Score for Educational Attainment Predicts Criminal Offending in Two Birth CohortsJasmin Wertz