Essentials of behaviour genetics / David A. Hay.

  • Hay, David A.
Date:
1985
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Credit: Essentials of behaviour genetics / David A. Hay. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Gestalt psychology 19 giemsa stain 34, 38 gifted children 88, 237 regression to mean 117 glial cell 176 granule cell 176 grey-lag geese 22 group factors in intelligence 16 growth rate, in Down's syndrome 47 guide-dogs 166 gynandromorph 145-7, 176 and polygenic effects 160 limitations 151-2, 162 habituation 190 haemoglobin 8 haemophilia 53 half-diallel cross see diallel cross half-sib study 286 haplo-diploid mating system 136 haploid cell 34 haplotype 275, 285 Hardy-Weinberg law 74-5, 90 Hawaii Family Study 209-10, 233, 242, 243, 251, 257, 259, 312 Head Start Project 302, 316 heart-rate 14 hebephrenia 282 height 68, 222, 226-7, 243, 250 hemispheric specialization see brain lateralization heritability 103-4 adoption method 214, 216-7 and artificial selection 118 and assortative mating 210, 236 associative learning 240 broad 103 changeability 249 dogs 165 DrosophiJa learning 151 educational attainment 240 effects of genotype-environment interactions 110 effects of twin problems 226-9 family method 209 genotype-environment correlation 237 genotype-environment interaction 237 height 222, 226-7, 243 Holzinger's H 221 inbreeding depression 240 limitations 103-4, 290 model fitting 231, 234 mouse learning tasks 185 narrow 104-5, 116, 158 Nirbnls' HR 29Л of different behaviours 242, 247 personality 267, 269-70 racial differences 306 recent data 233-4 regression to mean 239 specific abilities 257 temperament 271 heterogeneity, schizophrenia 282 heterosis 101 heterozygosity 54 heterozygous buffering 108, 110 hierarchy 203 histocompatibility 170, 172, 179, 204, 275 history of behaviour genetics 18-21 Holzinger's heritability 221 home environment 250, 320 and intelligence 251 homocystinuria 67 homologous chromosome 32 homozygosity 54 honeybees 136-8 haplo-diploid 136 hygienic behaviour 136-7 learning 137-8 nest-cleaning 136-7 races 136-7 hormic psychology 19 human leucocyte antigen (HLA) 275, 285 human polygenic analysis 208ff adoption 212-17, 238, 280-1 age effects 212 assortative mating 210 assumptions 232 criticisms 208-9, 244 development 251-7, 290 family method 209-12 genetic architecture 247 half-sib study 286 inbreeding depression 240 limitations 321 misconceptions 247-51 model fitting 230-3, 244, 257-8 SUBJECT INDEX 347