This 1988 book uses quantitative genetics to offer a general theory of the development of individual differences, drawing upon the Colorado Adoption Project.
This 1988 book uses quantitative genetics to offer a general theory of the development of individual differences, drawing upon the Colorado Adoption Project.
Preface Acknowledgments 1. Introduction 2. Individual differences and group differences 3. Quantitative genetics as the basis for a general theory of individual differences 4. The Colorado Adoption Project 5. Transitions and changes: description and prediction 6. Transitions and changes: genetic and environmental etiologies 7. Introduction to model fitting 8. Fitting sibling and parent-offspring models in the Colorado Adoption Project 9. Interactions 10. Genotype-environment correlation 11. Genetics and measures of the family environment: the nature of nurture 12. Conclusions References Author index Subject index.
Preface Acknowledgments 1. Introduction 2. Individual differences and group differences 3. Quantitative genetics as the basis for a general theory of individual differences 4. The Colorado Adoption Project 5. Transitions and changes: description and prediction 6. Transitions and changes: genetic and environmental etiologies 7. Introduction to model fitting 8. Fitting sibling and parent-offspring models in the Colorado Adoption Project 9. Interactions 10. Genotype-environment correlation 11. Genetics and measures of the family environment: the nature of nurture 12. Conclusions References Author index Subject index.
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