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The promise and challenges of incorporating genetic data into longitudinal social science surveys and research.

Biodemography and social biology - 1 Jan 2009

Conley Dalton

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In this paper, I argue that social science and genomics can be integrated; however, the way this marriage is currently occurring rests on spurious methods and assumptions and, as a result, will yield few lasting insights. However, recent advances in both econometrics and in developmental genomics...

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PMID: 20183907
DOI: 10.1080/19485560903415807

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