Cultural evolution and behavior genetic modeling: The long view of time

We advocate for an integrative long-term perspective on time, noting that culture changes on timescales amenable to behavioral genetic study with appropriate design and modeling extensions. We note the need for replications of behavioral genetic studies to examine model invariance across long-term t...

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Published in:The Behavioral and brain sciences 2022-01, Vol.45, p.e170-e170, Article e170
Main Authors: Markon, Kristian E., Krueger, Robert F., South, Susan C.
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