2007
DOI: 10.1017/s0033291707001328
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Parental punitive discipline, negative life events and gene–environment interplay in the development of externalizing behavior

Abstract: Background-To investigate the extent to which three putative "environmental" risk factors, maternal and paternal punitive discipline and negative life events, share genetic influences with, and moderate the heritability of, externalizing behavior.

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“…What is unclear, however, is whether exposure to other negative life events has a modifying effect on the genetic and environmental factors influencing sleep. Negative life events have been identified as significant environmental stressors which modify genetic risk for a number of psychological problems, such as depression and anxiety (31,33,(42)(43)(44) and externalising behaviours (45). Whether such environmental stressors have a similar effect on sleep quality is in question.…”
Section: Gene-environment Interaction (Gxe)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…What is unclear, however, is whether exposure to other negative life events has a modifying effect on the genetic and environmental factors influencing sleep. Negative life events have been identified as significant environmental stressors which modify genetic risk for a number of psychological problems, such as depression and anxiety (31,33,(42)(43)(44) and externalising behaviours (45). Whether such environmental stressors have a similar effect on sleep quality is in question.…”
Section: Gene-environment Interaction (Gxe)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Questions remain as to whether all affective parenting practices are attributable to both genetic and environmental factors and whether all facets of control are free of genetic influences. At least one recent study suggests the need to examine this more closely by showing that punitive parental discipline, presumably a control-related effort, is based in part on genetic factors (Button et al, 2008).…”
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“…Более того, ни одно из известных исследований не учитывает эффект генно-средовых взаимо-действий. Такие взаимодействия были найдены для интеллекта, способно-сти к чтению и симптомов депрессивности, для которых имело значение действие общесредовых факторов в отдельных популяционных подвы-борках (Lau, Eley, 2008;Rowe et al, 1999;Taylor et al, 2010). Дальнейшие исследования самоуважения могут быть также посвящены изучению вли-яния общей среды в определенных популяционных группах.…”
Section: выводы и перспективыunclassified
“…Например, было показано, что генетические факторы объясняют 20-30% вариатив-ности физических методов наказания (Jaffee et al, 2004;Wade, Kendler, 2000) и жесткой дисциплины в семье (Button et al, 2008;Pike et al, 1996). Кроме того, ковариация жестких воспитательных мер и асоциального по-ведения детей в основном объяснялась общими генетическими факторами (Button et al, 2008;Jaffee et al, 2004;Neiderhiser et al, 1999). Исследова-ния приемных детей также показали, что дети, биологические родители которых имели проблемы экстернализации (т.е.…”
Section: генно-средовая корреляцияunclassified
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