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Genetics in human behavior (disorders): Concepts, misconceptions, and a resistance-based path to translation

2026-05-26

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<p>Background: Genetic research in behavioral/psychiatric conditions, including substance use/addiction, has not produced the practical translation promised at its outset. Two decades after an argument that genetic resources should be prioritized for disorders viewed as less environmentally tractable, neither the disorders identified for high priority under that logic nor those identified as lower priority have se...

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10.31234/osf.io/tqbmz_v1
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