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It is a well-established fact that a gene exerts its action in a given area or environment, which in turn is largely the product of evolutionary develop- ment and genetically controlled in- teraction. If science, aided by the jienetrating clues provided by genetic research, ever succeeds in unravelling this complex process and thereby liclps in developing direct treatment proce- dures for so challenging a condition as schizophrenia, it would not be justified to say that "the genes . . . would l...ose their importance." Actually, the op- posite would be true.
2. The twin-study method, if applied properly, iirovidcs a nni(|iii- ojiportu- nity of invcstigaliiig- intrafamily varia- tions with a iiiiuiiiiuiii of unrontrolled variables, especially with respect to traits that present complex sampling problems and require comparisons in both cross-sectional and longitudinal di- rections. Dr. Stromgren characterizes the method as "weak" because "the en- vironment may be more similar for the monovular twins than for the binovvi- lar .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a well-established fact that a gene exerts its action in a given area or environment, which in turn is largely the product of evolutionary develop- ment and genetically controlled in- teraction. If science, aided by the jienetrating clues provided by genetic research, ever succeeds in unravelling this complex process and thereby liclps in developing direct treatment proce- dures for so challenging a condition as schizophrenia, it would not be justified to say that "the genes . . . would l...ose their importance." Actually, the op- posite would be true.
2. The twin-study method, if applied properly, iirovidcs a nni(|iii- ojiportu- nity of invcstigaliiig- intrafamily varia- tions with a iiiiuiiiiuiii of unrontrolled variables, especially with respect to traits that present complex sampling problems and require comparisons in both cross-sectional and longitudinal di- rections. Dr. Stromgren characterizes the method as "weak" because "the en- vironment may be more similar for the monovular twins than for the binovvi- lar .
What to read after Children 1958?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Children's Bureau to read onlineMoreLess
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