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Shallow versus deep genetic causes
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- 11 September 2023, e201
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Building causal knowledge in behavior genetics without racial/ethnic diversity will result in weak causal knowledge
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- 11 September 2023, e202
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Behavior genetics: Causality as a dialectical pursuit
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- 11 September 2023, e203
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Genes, genomes, and developmental process
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- 11 September 2023, e204
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On the big list of causes
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- 11 September 2023, e205
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Causal complexity in human research: On the shared challenges of behavior genetics, medical genetics, and environmentally oriented social science
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- 11 September 2023, e206
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Challenging the utility of polygenic scores for social science: Environmental confounding, downward causation, and unknown biology
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- 13 May 2022, e207
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Don't miss the chance to reap the fruits of recent advances in behavioral genetics
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- 11 September 2023, e208
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The failure of gene-centrism
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- 11 September 2023, e209
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Complex interactions confound any unitary approach to social phenomena, not just biological ones
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- 11 September 2023, e210
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Downward causation and vertical pleiotropy
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- 11 September 2023, e211
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Social scientists would do well to steer clear of polygenic scores
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- 11 September 2023, e212
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Often wrong, sometimes useful: Including polygenic scores in social science research
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- 11 September 2023, e213
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Polygenic scores, and the genome-wide association studies they derive from, will have difficulty identifying genes that predispose one to develop a social behavioral trait
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- 11 September 2023, e214
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Taking a lifespan approach to polygenic scores
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- 11 September 2023, e215
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Polygenic risk scores cannot make their mark on psychiatry without considering epigenetics
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- 11 September 2023, e216
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The value of sociogenomics in understanding genetic evolution in contemporary human populations
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- 11 September 2023, e217
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The challenges of sociogenomics make it more, not less, worthy of careful and innovative investigation
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- 11 September 2023, e218
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The social stratification of population as a mechanism of downward causation
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- 11 September 2023, e219
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Polygenic scores ignore development and epigenetics, dramatically reducing their value
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- 11 September 2023, e220
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