The challenge of genetics to social inequality research

Abstract

In the social sciences the long-standing reluctance against genetically informative studies has diminished, and overcoming the traditional “biophobia”, interest has grown in the varieties of how and when genetic and social... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Martin Diewald (Bielefeld University)

Topic Areas

Ageing , Health (e.g., BMI, Exercise) , Cognition: Education, Intelligence, Memory, Attention , Personality, Temperament, Attitudes, Politics and Religion , Other

Session

10C-SY » Sociology and Genetics (15:30 - Saturday, 1st July, Forum)

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