Heritability and genome-wide analyses of problematic peer relationships during childhood and adolescence

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Heritability + genome-wide analyses of problematic peer relationships during childhood and adolescence. http://t.co/8MDW4dcpB6

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New on BIROn: Heritability and genome‐wide analyses of problematic peer relationships during... http://t.co/tJnVxMLnOX #BirkbeckResearch

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.@The_MRC and @wellcometrust funded article on adolescent peer relationships #OA @SpringerOpen http://t.co/fHaR0MWJgm http://t.co/v0Xih3jGU7

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.@The_MRC and @wellcometrust funded article on adolescent peer relationships #OA @SpringerOpen http://t.co/fHaR0MWJgm http://t.co/v0Xih3jGU7

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.@The_MRC and @wellcometrust funded article on adolescent peer relationships #OA @SpringerOpen http://t.co/fHaR0MWJgm http://t.co/v0Xih3jGU7

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RT @SteveStuWill: Las relaciones problemáticas en la infancia y adolescencia son parcialmente heredables http://t.co/lGNyDyP99V HT @hbdchick

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Problems with peers are heritable, says twin/GCTA study http://t.co/odqse4S0ZX via @Schmidt_Erwin

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Problems with peers are heritable, says twin/GCTA study http://t.co/odqse4S0ZX via @Schmidt_Erwin

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Heritability of peer problems in childhood: 4–11 years, 0.60 < twin-h^2 ≤ 0.71 http://t.co/rxHMluryzK

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