Gene-Environment Processes in Social Behaviors and Relationships

by MacKenzie A. Thorpe, Stephen A. Petrill (Editor)

Thirteen contributions review current and developing approaches to the study of how genetic and environmental factors work together in human social behavior. Examples are drawn from a diverse set of populations, methods, and modes of measurement. Topics include combining the social relations model a

293 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2003