Gene-Environment Transactions in Developmental Psychopathology
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Gene-Environment Transactions in Developmental Psychopathology
The Role in Intervention Research
Leventhal, Bennett L.; Tolan, Patrick H.
Springer International Publishing AG
05/2017
301
Dura
Inglês
9783319492254
15 a 20 dias
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1.What Can and Should be the Role of Intervention Studies in GEX Research.- 2.Genetics, Behavioral Intervention, and Human Development.- 3.Gene-Environment Interaction in the Behavioral Sciences: Findings, Challenges, and Prospects.- 4.Epigenetics and the Biology of Gene x Environment Interactions.- 5.Using Genetically Informed Designs to Understand the Environment:The Importance of Family-Based Approaches.- 6.Gene-Environment Correlations as a Source of Stability and Diversity in Development.- 7.Sampling in the Examination of Gene-Environmental Interactions within a Neurodevelopmental Disorder Framework.- 8.Do Gene by Environment Interactions Offer Potential Interventions Strategies in Anxiety Disorders?.- 9.Challenge and Potential for Research on Gene-Environment Interactions in Autism Spectrum Disorder.- 10.How Can GxE Research Help Prevent the Development of Chronic Physical Aggression?.- 11.Using Genetically Informed Prevention Trialsto Test Gene x Environment Hypotheses.- 12.Developmental Mechanisms in Gene by Intervention (GxI) Effects in the Fast Track Trial.- 13.Applying Behavioral Genetics Research to Inform the Prevention of Developmental Psychopathology: Drawing from the Principles of Prevention Science.- 14.Challenges for Intervention Research Within the GEX Framework.
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ASD and the GEX framework;Anxiety disorders, GEX, and interventions;Autism spectrum disorders, GEX, and interventions;Biological components and GEX studies;De novo mutations and GEX intervention research;Dependency and gene-environment interaction;Epigenetics and developmental psychopathology;GEX framework and developmental psychopathology;GEX framework and prevention strategies;GEX framework and psychological interventions;GEX framework and psychological treatments;Gene-environment correlation models;Gene-environment transactions and development;Intervention-based research;Moderation and gene-environment interaction;Preventive Interventions and GEX analysis;Psychological components and GEX studies;Research interventions and GEX;Sociological targets for GEX studies
1.What Can and Should be the Role of Intervention Studies in GEX Research.- 2.Genetics, Behavioral Intervention, and Human Development.- 3.Gene-Environment Interaction in the Behavioral Sciences: Findings, Challenges, and Prospects.- 4.Epigenetics and the Biology of Gene x Environment Interactions.- 5.Using Genetically Informed Designs to Understand the Environment:The Importance of Family-Based Approaches.- 6.Gene-Environment Correlations as a Source of Stability and Diversity in Development.- 7.Sampling in the Examination of Gene-Environmental Interactions within a Neurodevelopmental Disorder Framework.- 8.Do Gene by Environment Interactions Offer Potential Interventions Strategies in Anxiety Disorders?.- 9.Challenge and Potential for Research on Gene-Environment Interactions in Autism Spectrum Disorder.- 10.How Can GxE Research Help Prevent the Development of Chronic Physical Aggression?.- 11.Using Genetically Informed Prevention Trialsto Test Gene x Environment Hypotheses.- 12.Developmental Mechanisms in Gene by Intervention (GxI) Effects in the Fast Track Trial.- 13.Applying Behavioral Genetics Research to Inform the Prevention of Developmental Psychopathology: Drawing from the Principles of Prevention Science.- 14.Challenges for Intervention Research Within the GEX Framework.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
ASD and the GEX framework;Anxiety disorders, GEX, and interventions;Autism spectrum disorders, GEX, and interventions;Biological components and GEX studies;De novo mutations and GEX intervention research;Dependency and gene-environment interaction;Epigenetics and developmental psychopathology;GEX framework and developmental psychopathology;GEX framework and prevention strategies;GEX framework and psychological interventions;GEX framework and psychological treatments;Gene-environment correlation models;Gene-environment transactions and development;Intervention-based research;Moderation and gene-environment interaction;Preventive Interventions and GEX analysis;Psychological components and GEX studies;Research interventions and GEX;Sociological targets for GEX studies
