Article
Genetic interactions with prenatal social environment: effects on academic and behavioral outcomes.
Journal of health and social behavior - 1 Mar 2013
Conley Dalton, Rauscher Emily
Abstract excerpt
Numerous studies report gene-environment interactions, suggesting that specific alleles have different effects on social outcomes depending on environment. In all these studies, however, environmental conditions are potentially endogenous to unmeasured genetic characteristics. That is, it could be that the observed interaction effects actually reflect underlying genetic tendencies that lead individuals into...
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