Genetic Diversity and Human Behavior

J.N. Spuhler

PREFACE, ON TYPES, GENOTYPES, AND THE GENETIC DIVERSITY IN POPULATIONS, INTELLECTUAL FUNCTIONING AND THE DIMENSIONS OF HUMAN VARIATION, PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND BEHAVIORAL PHENOTYPES, BEHAVIOR GENETICS AND OVERPARTICULARIZATION: AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE, BEHAVIOR GENETICS AS THE STUDY OF MECHANISM-SPECIFIC BEHAVIOR, SENSE PERCEPTION AND BEHAVIOR, SELECTION AND GENETIC HETEROGENEITY, HEREDITARY FACTORS I N PSYCHOLOGICAL VARIABLES IN MAN, WITH A SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON COGNITION, RELATION OF BEHAVIORAL, GENETIC, AND NEUROENDOCRINE FACTORS TO THYROID FUNCTION, GENETICS AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT, CROSS-POPULATION CONSTANCY IN TRAIT PROFILES AND THE STUDY OF THE INHERITANCE OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR VARIABLES, IMPLICATIONS OF PRIMATE PALEONTOLOGY FOR BEHAVIOR, HUMAN GENETICS AND THE THEME PATTERN OF HUMAN LIFE, BEHAVIOR AND MORPHOLOGICAL VARIATION, BEHAVIOR AND MATING PATTERNS IN HUMAN POPULATIONS, BEHAVIORAL CONSEQUENCES OF GENETIC DIFFERENCES IN MAN: A SUMMARY, INDEX