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Genetic contributions to antisocial personality and behavior: a meta-analytic review from an evolutionary perspective.
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The discussions demonstrate a broad consensus on the substantial genetic influence on antisocial traits, with posts emphasizing key figures like the 56% genetic contribution and debating environmental impacts. Tone varies from supportive to critical, with some participants highlighting the complexity of interpreting genetic data, indicating moderate engagement with the material and its implications.
Most commenters acknowledge the significant genetic influence on antisocial behavior, supporting the publication's findings.
Discussions are highly engaging, with commenters delving into genetic and environmental factors and referencing specific studies.
Some posts critique or clarify points about genetic contributions, indicating moderate effort and engagement, but few deeply analyze the implications.
The discussion influences opinions on the role of genetics, reflecting recognition of the research's importance, though not universally transformative.
Abstract in brief
- The review confirms that genetics play a significant role in antisocial personality and behavior, accounting for about 56% of the variance, with some influence from shared and unique nongenetic factors.
- Many fields like psychology, medicine, and criminal justice have difficulty integrating genetic findings with their traditional focus on external or learned causes of antisocial behavior.
- The findings are analyzed from an evolutionary psychology perspective, providing insights into the biological basis of antisocial traits and how they may have developed over time.]
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Another meta-analysis of anti-social behaviour finds that "56% of the variance…can be explained through genetic influences, with 11% due to [home/family environment]” https://t.co/FNstjht6VO @CJFerguson1111
@matt_but_horny_ @Venckman1 @seanbeegee Rhee SH, Waldman ID. Genetic and environmental influences on antisocial behavior: Psychol Bull 2002; 128: 490–529. Ferguson CJ. Genetic contributions to antisocial personality and behavior: a meta-analytic review. J Soc Psychol 2010; 150: 160–180.
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@diloyunu %56 genetik etki, %44 çevresel. Çevresel faktörler iyiyse, baskılanabiliyor. Çevresel faktörler olumsuzsa risk ciddi artıyor. Boş konuşuyosun. 1. https://t.co/fzDm9lVKuV 2. https://t.co/RGf1CDFk52 3. https://t.co/sHy17sy5Ve 4. https://t.co/yWBZdhmSHJ 5. https://t.co/ndJw1yv7Oz
Another meta-analysis of anti-social behaviour finds that "56% of the variance…can be explained through genetic influences, with 11% due to [home/family environment]” https://t.co/FNstjht6VO @CJFerguson1111
@fou_allie Il est tout à fait possible qu'une part substantielle des aggressions sexuelles puisse être nettement favorisée par la génétique, comme le laisse suggérer la littérature sur l'agressivité, et les comportements anti-sociaux. https://t.co/hYFbjCeH9w https://t.co/Bt3PeJATEP des
@Dr_Zoe_ Alors soyez plus précis.e. Vous dites "pas à cause de leurs gènes". Non, pas "uniquement", si vous préférez. (Mais principalement tout de même : https://t.co/Bt3PeJBrun
@DigitalGanon La génétique est le premier facteur explicatif. Elle explique même à plus de 50% les comportements anti-sociaux. https://t.co/Bt3PeJATEP
@DigitalGanon C'est faux. La génétique serait le facteur principal expliquant les comportements anti-sociaux. https://t.co/Bt3PeJATEP
@matt_but_horny_ @Venckman1 @seanbeegee Rhee SH, Waldman ID. Genetic and environmental influences on antisocial behavior: Psychol Bull 2002; 128: 490–529. Ferguson CJ. Genetic contributions to antisocial personality and behavior: a meta-analytic review. J Soc Psychol 2010; 150: 160–180.
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