Routledge Behavior Genetics: Principles and Applications

Explore the foundational concepts of behavioral science with Behavior Genetics: Principles and Applications from the Psychology Revivals series. Originally published in 1983, this Routledge volume brings together a collection of papers from active research workers in the field. It provides a deep look into special areas of study and explores how behavior genetics interacts with other disciplines such as psychology, ethology, and sociobiology. This book is designed to connect historical context with present knowledge and future projections. Readers can examine practical applications within medicine, psychiatry, and education. While the chapters are not strictly divided into sections, the content is organized into groups of related topics to help you navigate the complex discussions. This text serves as a valuable resource for those studying the connections between genetics and human behavior through a multidisciplinary lens.