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Peter Visscher's Defense of Behavior Genetics
A bit of back story. About a year ago, Twin Research and Human Genetics published a three-part (!!!) attack by Damien Morris about some things I, and to a lesser extent Paige Harden, have said about free will and its relationship to human g...
The Minnesota Transracial Adoption Study
I have a new paper out with Lucas Matthews, titled “Was the Minnesota Transracial Adoption Study Abhorrent or Just Controversial?” It is an application of the ethical model we developed with Jim Tabery in an earlier paper: “How to Diagnose...
Inter: Action and Play
I am writing a piece about “gene-environment interplay,” never my favorite concept, and it brought to mind the following review of a book by Sir Michael Rutter 20 years ago. Thought I would repost it, as it still seems relevant.
Inter: A...
Galton's Grandma
If you had asked Francis Galton’s grandma1 why some people get more education than others, I think she would have said something like, “Well, people are different in their organic constitution, and they are born into different family circum...
Polygenic Scores Are Not Genetic Predispositions
With Remy Furrer, a new piece in Nature Human Behavior. It’s very short, so need to summarize it here. But here is an additional thought. Polygenic scores are sometimes compared to environmental summary variables like socioeconomic status....
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Hugh Scott Hamilton Professor of Psychology at the University of Virginia. Behavior genetics, Grateful Dead, The Mountain Goats, France, Mets.
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