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The Bright Side of Interpersonal Interactions: Prosocial Behaviors Are Influenced by Temperament, Pechildhood, suggesting the importance of gene-environment correlations for the development of prosocial behavior. Additionally, specific genes (e.g., DRD4) interact with specific environmental factors (e.g., parenting) to predict prosocial behavior. Temperament and personality represent individual di

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-39946-0variations in temperament. It considers how we conceptualize temperament, how our conceptualization and assessment approaches should inform our attempts to link molecular genetics to temperament, and how molecular genetics findings can help us advance our conceptualizations of temperament.

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Kathleen Donovan,Chella S. Davidics and issues in GxE research with twins and adopted individuals and with measured genetic variants in unrelated people. The third section discusses reasons for inconclusive findings in the GxE literature and makes suggestions for potential future directions in this area. The final section summarizes the main conclusions.

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Development of Temperament in Infancy and Childhoodtemperament, and the nature of temperament dimensions and types. Then, we treat temperament development, including expectations for stability and change and developmental significance. Next, developmental behavior genetic findings are detailed. We conclude by suggesting future directions for genetic studies of the development of child temperament.

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Molecular Genetic Research on Temperament in Infancy and Early Childhoodvariations in temperament. It considers how we conceptualize temperament, how our conceptualization and assessment approaches should inform our attempts to link molecular genetics to temperament, and how molecular genetics findings can help us advance our conceptualizations of temperament.