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Gene-by-Environment Interactions in Human Individual Differences

2019-04-24

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<p>The existence of gene-by-environment interactions (GxE) influencing human individual differences is likely, given both evidence from non-human animal models and evolutionary theory as applied to human development. However, there is no consistent evidence in the current psychological literature of any specific, replicable measured genotype-by-environment interaction. This project will systematically evaluate gen...

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Literature Corpus work: dc576055-693f-5379-ab2b-2ebf20d262e7
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/nvgwp

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