Liberal or conservative; gay or straight; adventurous or cautious: How do genes influence our behavior and predispositions? Scientific American's Christine Gorman explains why the answer to this question is more complex than it first appears.
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Add CommentInteresting, but does this disprove that there is a significant inherited component to some aspects of behaviour?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to this@phalaris - It does not rule out a genetic component; it just means there is no single trigger gene for a given behavior, and certainly no guarantee that even a collection of gene variants will result in a given behavior.
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