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Table 1.

Descriptive statistics (N = 10,113).

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Table 2.

Measurement Model Fit Statistics and Selected Parameter Estimates (N = 10,113).

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Table 3.

Selected Parameter Estimates from Educational Attainment Models (N = 10,113).

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Fig 1.

Response surface plot illustrating interaction of latent perceived attractiveness and parental education on educational attainment.

Parental education ranges from 1 to 5. The latent dimensions of perceived attractiveness have mean 0 and standard deviations .40 and .44 for personality attractiveness and physical attractiveness respectively. The graph thus captures roughly plus/minus 2 standard deviations. The z-axis illustrates how the effect on educational attainment varies across the ranges of perceived attractiveness and parental education based on the parameter estimates reported in Table 3, Models 2 and 3.

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