That's not actually true. If you look at personality tests based on Big 5/Neo-Pi, which are the most accepted in psychology, scores on conscientiousness and the underlying factors like "order" can be completely opposite to the parents
Re:The silent majority of experts (2012)
by annyeonghada on Friday June 17, 2022 @03:12AM
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>can be
Yes, "can". Because we are not clones of our parents. It doesn't mean that conscientiousness hasn't something like 60-80%of hereditability.
again, that's not true. It can be argued that it can't be proven beyong 50%, which means that it's a toss-up and parents with low conscientiousness have children with high scores. Also, this trait is not indicative to success, even if it correlates. Too high is also a negative, just as too low is.
Re:The silent majority of experts (2012)
by pseudalopex on Saturday June 18, 2022 @01:07AM
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Studies say 20-70% for different measures.
The kind of parents who are organised enough to give you support, or probably also the kind of people who give their kids the genes to be organised and productive.
It's still a lottery in either case.