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Genetic Variance in Homophobia: Evidence from Self- and Peer Reports.
Behavior genetics - 1 Jan 2018
Zapko-Willmes Alexandra, Kandler Christian
Abstract excerpt
The present twin study combined self- and peer assessments of twins' general homophobia targeting gay men in order to replicate previous behavior genetic findings across different rater perspectives and to disentangle self-rater-specific variance from common variance in self- and peer-reported homophobia (i.e., rater-consistent variance). We hypothesized rater-consistent variance in homophobia to be attributable...
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