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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    psychopathology 274-89 regression to mean 239 sample size 242 sampling 243 single vs. polygenic approaches 288-9 twin 217-30 twin-family method 259-60 X-linkage 260-1 Hunter syndrome 66 Huntington's disease 56ff, 66, 73-4, 79, 289 Hurler syndrome 66 hybrid 22 hybrid vigour 101 hydrocephaly 66, 72 hygienic behaviour, honeybees 136-7 hyperactivity 25, 197 hyperphenylalanaemia 60 hypertension 122 hyperverbal syndrome 72 hypothalamus 98 hypothermia 174 hypoxanthine guanine phosphoribosyl transferase (HGPRT) 63, 66, 80 imprinting 22, 187, 204 impulsiveness 268 inborn error 64ff inbred strain 90 ancestry 194 and wild rodents 198-201 consistency 93 development 187-90 genetic differences 94ff heritability 105 learning 184, 193 limitations 105, 111 stress 197 substrain effects 184 mice 91, see also mouse strains rats 91, see also rat strains value in research 92-4, 111, 125 inbreeding 75 in animals 86 in artificial selection 121 mouse populations 202 inbreeding depression, human 240 income 251, 298 independent assortment 54 infant development 226-7, 252-3 racial differences 310 infantile amaurotic idiocy see Tay-Sachs disease innate 22 instinct 19 integration 314 intelligence, and education 297 and elitism 297 and environment 250 and evolution 299-300, 306 and fertility 298-300 and mental retardation 31-3, 51 and natural selection 299 and reading disability 261 and school achievement 264-5 and social mobility 249 and society 294ff and specific disorders see under disorder name assortative mating 210, 300 development 20, 251-7, 319 directional dominance 186 ethics 14 general 16 general, animal models 180-5 generational change 298 genetic analysis, in mental retardation 29ff, 80 intelligence, genetics 1, 4, 208ff, 304 adoption method 212-17, 243 and Piaget 256 changes at adolescence 255 development 251-7, 290 familial relationships 231, 233-4, 244, 251 family environment 251 genetic architecture 234, 241 genotype-environment correlation 237, 255 genotype-environment interaction 238 implications of Burt 223-4 inbreeding depression 240-1 intrapair differences in twins 224, 233-4 model-fitting 230-3, 244 regression to the mean 239 specific abilities 257-64 time specific effects 251 348 SUBJECT INDEX