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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jul 12.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Genet. 2008 Dec 27;39(2):165–169. doi: 10.1007/s10519-008-9253-9

Table 1.

Model-fitting estimates under a range of assumptions regarding assortative mating and gene–income correlation

Assumptions Estimates of path


rGS rIA a c i x (/SE)
.50 .00 .679 .593 .252 .061 (2.40)
.10 .681 .595 .181 .055 (2.15)
.20 .678 .610 .110 .049 (1.87)
.30 .680 .627 .039 .041 (1.53)
.55 .00 .717 .549 .252 .058 (2.36)
.10 .718 .550 .177 .053 (2.12)
.20 .720 .562 .102 .047 (1.84)
.30 .721 .583 .027 .040 (1.51)
.60 .00 .761 .484 .252 .055 (2.31)
.10 .762 .488 .173 .049 (2.08)
.20 .764 .503 .093 .044 (1.81)
.30 .765 .529 .014 .038 (1.50)
.65 .00 .814 .389 .252 .051 (2.26)
.10 .816 .394 .167 .046 (2.03)
.20 .817 .415 .083 .041 (1.78)
.30 .819 .451 −.002 .035 (1.48)

Note: Values of parameter e not shown, under all conditions e = .347. rGS = genetic correlation between sibs; rIA = correlation of income with additive genes. Paths: a = additive genes to NMSQT; c = family environment other than income to NMSQT; i = family income to NMSQT; x = product of additive genes and income to NMSQT; (/SE) = ratio of x to its standard error. Standard errors as provided by Mplus based on maximum likelihood fitting