Progress in Human Behavior Genetics: Recent Reports on Genetic Syndromes, Twin Studies, and Statistical Advances

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LCCCN 68-22675 Preface ............................................................ v Part I. Genetic Syndromes Introduction ....................................................... xi Chapter 1. An Evolutionary Framework for Behavioral Research Daniel G. Freedman .................................. 1 Chapter 2. Studies of Behavior in Genetically Defined Syndromes in Man V. Elving Anderson and Felicia Siegel ......................... 7 Chapter 3. Psychological Test Patterns in Down’s Syndrome Harvey F. Dingman ............................. .. . 19 Chapter 4. Cognitive Deficits in Turner’s Syndrome John Money ......................................... 27 Chapter 5. Physiological and Pathological Correlates of Differences in Taste Acuity Arnold R. Kaplan .................................... 31 Chapter 6. In Pursuit of the Schizophrenic Genotype Irving L. Gottesman and James Shields .................. 67 Chapter 7. The Sibships of Schizophrenics L. Erlenmeyer-Kimling ............................... 105 Chapter 8. Clinical Variability in Schizophrenic Twin Partners Einar Kringlen ...................................... 127 Chapter 9. The NIMH Study of a Series of Monozygotic Twins Discordant for Schizophrenia William Pollin, james R. Stabenau, Axel Hoffer, Loren R. Mosher, and Barbara Spillman ......................... 137 Part 11. Twin Studies Introduction ...................................................... 151 Chapter 10. The Louisville Twin Study Steven G. Vandenberg, Richard E. Stafford, and Anne M. Brown .............................................. 153 Chapter 11. Environmental Bias in Twin Studies Sandra Scarr ......................................... 205 Chapter 12. Further Evidence of the Relation between Age of Separation and Similarity in IQ among Pairs of Separated Identical Twins Steven G. Vandenberg and Ronald C. Johnson .......... 215 Chapter 13. Hereditary Components in the Performance of Twins on the WAIS ]. Bradford Block .................................... 221