Podcast interview • in collaboration with Riot IQ , the developer of the RIOT IQ test
I was invited to one of Riot IQ’s podcast episodes where I discussed my paper on polygenic score prediction within and between families for cognitive and educational outcomes — read the paper here or below!
In this work, we highlight that polygenic score prediction reflects two distinct components:
Here, we define between-family effects as the extent to which population-level prediction exceeds within-family prediction.
Both play an important role in how genetics shapes cognitive and educational development across childhood to early adulthood.
Nice to meet you, I am a Ph.D. student in Genetics Research at the Social, Genetic, and Developmental Psychiatry Center (SGDP) at King's College London. I have also earned my MSc degree at King's in Developmental Psychology and Psychopathology. My research focuses on investigating how phenotypes and genotypes interact with the environment to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the role of nature and nurture in contributing to individual differences.
Prior to pursuing my postgraduate studies, I held diverse roles as an assistant producer, reporter, and blogger. Through these experiences, I gained a keen appreciation for the struggles, joys, hardships, vitality, and potential of various communities. This insight drives my research and motivates me to consider how I can best apply my findings to positively impact society.
In my work, I strive to remain mindful of the individuals and communities that I aim to serve. I believe that by conducting behavioural genetic research with a keen awareness of its real-world implications, I can better contribute to creating positive outcomes for all.
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