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Reaction time, inhibition, working memory and 'delay aversion' performance: genetic influences and their interpretation.

Psychological medicine - 1 Nov 2006

Kuntsi Jonna, Rogers Hannah, Swinard Greer, Börger Norbert, van der Meere Jaap, Rijsdijk Fruhling, Asherson Philip

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BACKGROUND: For candidate endophenotypes to be useful for psychiatric genetic research, they first of all need to show significant genetic influences. To address the relative lack of previous data, we set to investigate the extent of genetic and environmental influences on performance in a set of theoretically driven cognitive-experimental tasks in a large twin sample. We further aimed to illustrate how...

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PMID: 16882357
DOI: 10.1017/S0033291706008580
PMCID: PMC3770933

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