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Identical Twins

Identical Twins. Identical twins do show remarkable similarities, but only in characteristics you would expect: intelligence, temperament, gestures, posture and pace of speech. However, environment plays a big role too. increase in age = greater difference in personality

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Step Up To: Psychology by John J. Schulte, Psy.D.

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Next session: studying heritability Reading Preparation Qs

Next session: studying heritability Reading Preparation Qs. Evolution. Cars kill many more people than spiders. So why are phobias of spiders much more common than phobias of cars?. Evolution of phobia. Evolution of phobia. X. Evolution of phobia. X. Evolution of phobia. X.

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Review for Asexual and Sexual reproduction Test

Review for Asexual and Sexual reproduction Test. Test Tomorrow!!!!!!!.

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Unit 6: Testing & Individual Differences

Unit 6: Testing & Individual Differences. Module 33: Genetic & Environmental Influences on Intelligence. Genetic Influences. Do people with the same genes share comparable mental abilities? Answer: YES!

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Twins

Twins. Sandra Cortez Psychology project MT2. Fraternal. Fraternal twins are non-identical twins are formed when two egg cells are fertilized, each egg by a different sperm so that two embryos are formed are formed

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Human Pedigrees

Human Pedigrees. Pedigrees are a convention for keeping track of human genetic traits used to infer genotype. Pedigrees are the human equivalent of test crosses. In a visualization of a pedigree: males are designated with square symbols. females with round symbols

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Epigenetics

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Genetic Engineering

Genetic Engineering. Kinds of genetic manipulation. Breeding Pre-implantation selection of embryos Direct gene manipulation recombinant DNA technology genetic modification/manipulation (GM) gene splicing . Somatic vs. Germline Engineering. Somatic genetic engineering Gene therapy

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CONTEXT STUDY Creating and P resenting Outcome

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Main Claims of My New Book

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Learned versus Inherited Behavior

Learned versus Inherited Behavior. What are inherited traits?. Physical traits that are a result of our genes. What are acquired traits?. Traits that are a result of our upbringing. Language and food preferences. Both acquired and inherited traits. Intelligence Personality

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Heredity and Environment

Heredity and Environment. Lesson 6-4. Objectives. Give examples of the effects of heredity and environment on behavior Summarize research on the effects of heredity and environment on behavior. Heredity and Environment. Is behavior instinctive? Due to heredity Is behavior learned?

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You and Your Genes Revision Lesson 1

You and Your Genes Revision Lesson 1. What are Genes?. All living organisms are made of cells Most cells have a nucleus In the nucleus are chromosomes, made from DNA. To write: DNA makes up chromosomes in the nucleus of cells. Chromosomes contain thousands of genes

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Reproduction

Reproduction. Organisms producing more organisms. Reproduction. Species- Organisms so closely related they can mate and produce fertile offspring Mule- Offspring of different species Sterile, cannot produce offspring Liger, Tiglon. 2 Basic Types . Asexual Sexual . Asexual .

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How Smoking Affects Facial Ageing

A new study published in the November issue of the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Journal shows twins who smoke show more premature facial ageing, compared to their non-smoking identical twins. The results also show that the effects of smoking on facial ageing are most obvious in the lover third of the face

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Identical Twins

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