What type of details about sandra scarr can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: sandra wood scarr -lrb- born august 1936 -rrb- is an american psychology professor . the first female full professor in psychology in the history of yale university . she established core resources for the study of development , including the minnesota transracial adoption study and the minnesota adolescent adoption study . she served as president of multiple societies including the association for psychological science -lrb- aps -rrb- , and was honoured with multiple awards including the aps james mckeen cattell award . she was also active in the development of commercial childcare . her work with twins in the 1960s revealed strong genetic influences on intellectual development . one of her key findings was that this differed with race and ses , with poor and non-white children showing less genetic influence on their iq and more environmental influence . she demonstrated a successful intervention in premature infants , showing that stimulation improved their health and developmental outcomes . at minnesota she and richard a. weinberg found that black and interracial children adopted early into white homes initially had outcomes more similar to the white average , suggesting a role of family environment early in life . by their teens , adoptees with two black birth parents achieved lower scores than did adoptees with one or no black birth parents , suggesting a genetic component to race differences in iq . along with the scarr-rowe effect of ses on the heritability of intelligence , another key intellectual landmark established by scarr was that '' rather than the home environment having a cumulative impact across development , its influence '' wanes '' from early childhood to adolescence . '' she sought also to advance scientific psychology , and in 1991 co-founded '' current directions in psychological science '' . she retired to , and continues to thrive in , hawaii .
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