Table 1.
Factor | β | b | Size of existing fraction, p | Trait variance (existing fraction) | iz |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
S | .022 | −.068 | 1 | .250 | <|0.001| |
L | 1.183 | 1.180 | 1 | .129 | .181 |
Mm | 1.062 | 1.039 | .426 | .443 | .208 |
Mf | .724 | .662 | .422 | .154 | .031 |
(Mm −M̄m)2 | −.067 | .224 | .426 | .545 | −.003 |
(Mf −M̄m)2 | −.460 | −.395 | .422 | .228 | .017 |
R2 | .650 |
Note: The total opportunity for selection is 0.667; the causal model explains 0.434 of this total. The structure of the table follows equation (7b), applied to the case with nonexistent data: the product of the first four numerical columns yields values in the far-right column.