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Heritability, assortative mating and gender differences in violent crime: results from a total population sample using twin, adoption, and sibling models.

Behavior genetics - 1 Jan 2012

Frisell Thomas, Pawitan Yudi, Långström Niklas, Lichtenstein Paul

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Research addressing genetic and environmental determinants to antisocial behaviour suggests substantial variability across studies. Likewise, evidence for etiologic gender differences is mixed, and estimates might be biased due to assortative mating. We used longitudinal Swedish total population...

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PMID: 21761238
DOI: 10.1007/s10519-011-9483-0

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