Generalist Genes and Learning Disabilities.¶
Plomin, R., & Kovas, Y. (2005). Generalist Genes and Learning Disabilities. Psychological Bulletin, 592-617.
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- Generalist Genes Hypothesis
- … claim into three forms of generality: genetic influences on common learning disability overlap with those on normal-range ability; influences on one component of a learning domain overlap with those on other components of that domain; and influences on one learning domain overlap with those on other learning domains.
This sourceFoundational review defining the three generalist claims and the boundary around common learning variation.
- … claim into three forms of generality: genetic influences on common learning disability overlap with those on normal-range ability; influences on one component of a learning domain overlap with those on other components of that domain; and influences on one learning domain overlap with those on other learning domains.
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