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The Promise and Challenges of Incorporating Genetic Data into Longitudinal Social Science Surveys and Research
2009
Biodemography and Social Biology
In this paper, I argue that social science and genomics can be integrated; however, the way this marriage is currently occurring rests on spurious methods and assumptions and, as a result, will yield few lasting insights. However, recent advances in both econometrics and in developmental genomics provide scientists with a novel opportunity to understand how genes and environment interact to produce social outcomes. Key to any causal inference about the interplay between genes and social
doi:10.1080/19485560903415807
pmid:20183907
fatcat:vxz7lbq3nvhuzcee5hzwi676f4