Investigating genetic and environmental contributions to adolescent externalizing behavior in a collectivistic culture: a multi-informant twin study

Chen, J.; Yu, J.; Zhang, J.; Li, X.; McGue, M.

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oai:ir.psych.ac.cn:311026/13383

Investigating genetic and environmental contributions to adolescent externalizing behavior in a collectivistic culture: a multi-informant twin study

Authors: J. Chen
J. Yu
J. Zhang
X. Li
M. McGue
Publication date: 1 July 2015
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Background. Little is known about the etiology of adolescents' externalizing behavior (Ext) in collectivistic cultures. We aimed to fill this gap by investigating the genetic and environmental influences on Ext in Chinese adolescents. The etiological heterogeneity of aggression (AGG) and rule breaking (RB) was also examined

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