Ontogeny of Stable Individual Differences
Ontogeny of Stable Individual Differences
Gene, Environment, and Epigenetic Mechanisms
This chapter discusses the mechanisms through which stable individual differences in neurobiology and behavior emerge during development, which include mother–offspring interactions, and peer interaction and communal nesting. The interaction between genes and environment in shaping behavioral responses is also discussed. Finally, the chapter describes the epigenetic routes of environmental influence on development.
Keywords: neurobiology, behavior, mother–offspring interactions, peer interaction, communal nesting, development
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