commenting because nobody else has responded with "Boy Scout Eggs" which my long islander college friend called it.

It's hard to know what's moderate! But, IMO, Sewall Wright inventing SEM seems like it would probably be worth more than 4,000 citations in ~100 years

Wright, S. (1934). The method of path coefficients. The annals of mathematical statistics, 5(3), 161-215.

I was using it as a last resort... and it worked!

AH! thank you, Whitney!!!!

I'm thinking: r = .-25 with neuroticism, .20 with extraversion; .15 between openness and having zoom on your computer in the first place.

Sweet. This is such a great example of the policy relevance of genetic research.

I love the autoregressive structure nestled into the middle-right that implies a whole temporal dimension to this bad boy -- teasing that this behemoth COULD be turned sideways and extruded across the z-axis, but you're not ready for that yet.

Hi Selim! Unfortunately, they're under embargo right now -- But, as soon the paper's published, we'll make all sumstats (and PGI weights) publicly available.