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Studying Ethnicity and Behavioral Medicinedifferences between racial groups. There was outrage at the idea that one racial/ethnic group was genetically inferior to another. This research had reverberations in science at two levels. First, doing behavior genetic studies involving people of color was considered taboo or politically incorrect

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Quantitative Trait Loci of traits of medical and behavioral importance. Knowledge of the relative influence of genetic and environmental determinants, their developmental patterns, their different manifestations in males and females, and their commonality across traits is essential for accurate characterization of most tr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59332-1Traditional genetics has treated . variation largely as “noise.” Traditional epidemiology and many of the social sciences have either ignored . variation or wished it would go away. In some cases, the emphasis of these traditional disciplines on a particular component, . genetic . environmental, can

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Understanding TNFR1 Signaling Dynamics, on the adolescent period because few younger children have acquired smoking or other substance-use habits and because few people who do not acquire them during adolescence will do so later. Indeed, the “midlife crises” so readily diagnosed by pop psychology may be resolved by experimentation with a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-0716-0171-6derable individual variation in psychophysiological responses to psychological stress (Manuck, Kasprowicz, Monroe, Larkin, & Kaplan, 1989; Obrist, 1981; Turner, 1989). While all individual difference phenomena are of intrinsic interest to behavioral scientists, variation in cardiovascular stress res

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Immune Cell Metabolism and Function, during the life span. The second is to disentangle the genetic and nongenetic causes of stability and change in these parameters. In order to achieve these goals, both empirical studies and developmental models will be discussed.