Behavioral genetics: The study of differences
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Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, University of Lethbridge
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Behavioural genetics is about partitioning the sources of individual differences in
any trait that can be measured reliably. The fundamental question is how much of the
observed variability in a given trait can be explained by the fact that people have different
genes, and how much can be explained by the fact that people have been exposed
to different environments.
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Lalumière, M. L. (2005). Behavioral genetics: The study of differences (pp. 97-102). In J. R. Vokey & S. W. Allen (Eds.), Psychological Sketches (7th edition). University of Lethbridge, Alberta.