Titlebook: Genetics and Mental Illness; Evolving Issues for Laura Lee Hall Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996 ethics.genes.genet

Dysplasia

Bioethics and the Federal Government,controversy. As historian Daniel Kevles noted, “In its ongoing fascination with questions of behavior, human genetics will undoubtedly yield information that may be wrong, or socially volatile, or, if the history of eugenic science is any guide, both” (Kevles & Hood, 1992).

關(guān)心

Addictive

Beyond Nature versus Nurture,ury ago. Galton argued that “there is no escape from the conclusion that nature prevails enormously over nurture” (1883, p. 241). Joining these two words created a fission that exploded into the longest-lived controversy in the behavioral sciences. The dash in . connoted the implicit conjunction “versus.”

fluffy

Blind Men and Elephants,ery limited perspective. The tail is like a rope, the side is like a wall, and the leg is like a tree, but the elephant, like schizophrenia, is all of these, none of these, and much, much more. Indeed, schizophrenia may comprise more than one elephant.

無動于衷

使苦惱

A Hunger for Knowledge and Respect,ilies. This inclusiveness challenges discriminatory assumptions, prejudices, and oversimplification of complex etiologies which have dogged the quest to eradicate major mental illness, and still dog us, who have no choice but to live in the belly of that beast.

Radiation

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Der Gang der qualitativen analysegenetics embraced these techniques, fielding gene hunts of its own and touting successful gene finds. Many researchers joined the effort. Leaders in the field proclaimed the ultimate clinical importance of this research. Newspapers heralded the new age.

refraction

interpose