What Can We Learn from the Study of Twins?: An Evaluation of the Equal Environments Assumption - Hardcover
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The book argues that the empirical support for the validity of the EEA (Equal Environments Assumption) is not as strong as some behavior geneticists have claimed. The study re-analyzes some of the data on which ritually cited research is based to expose some of the flaws in the research.
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"This study is very thorough and methodologically sound." (Prof. Alan Booth Penn State University) "The author's manuscript is extremely well done and timely." (Prof. Christopher Mugimu Makerere University)"
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