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Parenting Interacts with Oxytocin Polymorphisms to Predict Adolescent Social Anxiety Symptom Development: A Novel Polygenic Approach.
Journal of abnormal child psychology - 1 Jul 2019
Nelemans Stefanie A, van Assche Evelien, Bijttebier Patricia, Colpin Hilde, van Leeuwen Karla, Verschueren Karine, Claes Stephan, van den Noortgate Wim, Goossens Luc
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Guided by a developmental psychopathology framework, research has increasingly focused on the interplay of genetics and environment as a predictor of different forms of psychopathology, including social anxiety. In these efforts, the polygenic nature of complex phenotypes such as social anxiety is increasingly recognized, but studies applying polygenic approaches are still scarce. In this study, we applied...
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