Human genetics now stands on its own feet as an independent cipline no longer dependent
upon principles derived from the stud inheritance in Drosophila or the house mouse …

IN TRYING TO SUMMARIZE a lot of information about hereditary factors in human
psychological differences, one is overwhelmed by the mass of details that demand some …

T| HE RICH VARIETY of human behavior offers an essentially unlimited array of phenotypes
for genetic investigation, and many diverse behavioral characters have already been …

The conditions described by Penrose prevail in other fields of behavior as well as in
psychiatry, and to them he might have added unfamiliarity, since it is evident that behavioral …

The growing acceptance of the importance of hereditary influences in determining individual
differences in behavior is observed. The contribution of psychogenetics is discussed. Also …

From the viewpoint of the behavioral sciences, behavioral genetics can be regarded as a
specialty of differential psychology or of biopsychology. It can also be viewed as a specialty …

The analysis of quantitative data by the methods of biometrical genetics has been applied to
experiments in psychogenetics which lend themselves to this type of analysis. A reanalysis …

In numerous cases authors arrive at different conclusions in doing similar experiments. The
difference can only be explained by the assumption of strain differences in the animals. The …

The history of the area known as behavioral genetics (psychological genetics, sometimes
shortened to psychogenetics) is, as mirrored in the pages of earlier volumes of the Annual …

Methods and Goals in Human Behavior Genetics examines trends in behavior genetics
research and presents a critical review of methodology. This volume was planned to be of …