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Analysing the contributions of genes and parent-child interaction to childhood behavioural and emotional problems: a model for the children of twins.

Psychological medicine - 1 Feb 2004

Silberg J L, Eaves L J

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BACKGROUND: Despite the demonstrable influence of both genes and the family environment on children's behavioural and emotional development, the mechanisms by which these factors are transmitted from parents to their children are not known. Numerous aspects of the family have long been associated with behavioural and emotional problems in children; it is not clear, however, whether these family variables...

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PMID: 14982140
DOI: 10.1017/s0033291703008948

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