Biology, Immigration, and Public Policy
综述了生物学、心理测量学、进化心理学和行为遗传学的最新研究，这些研究改变了关于先天与后天在塑造行为中作用的辩论，并探讨了这些研究对发达国家大规模移民问题的启示，包括移民个人成功、社会依赖率以及日益多元化社会中的政治与社会合作前景。
Summary This paper discusses recent scientific research that has shifted the terms of the debate about the respective roles of nature and nurture in shaping behavior. The research includes literature in the areas of biology, psychometrics, evolutionary psychology, and behavioral genetics. The paper then shows the relevance of this literature for ongoing concerns about mass immigration in developed countries. The literature has implications not only for the personal success of the immigrants, but rates of social dependency and the outlook for political and social cooperation in increasingly diverse societies. Efforts to remediate IQ deficits or behavioral problems in some immigrant groups are seen to be problematic.