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Spouse, Parent, and Co-workers: Relationships and Roles During Adulthood, throughout the lifespan. Understanding these mechanisms will assist prevention and intervention efforts in targeting effective areas of change. Simultaneously, research needs to address questions related to cultural, ethnic, and gender influences on mid-life relationships and the processes underlying them.

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Parenting in Childhood,r heritability for negative versus positive aspects of parenting, and contextualize these findings by outlining traditional socialization theories of parenting, enabling us to draw out the implications of the behavioral genetic findings for the field of parenting more generally. Future directions for research are also suggested.

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The Sibling Relationship as a Source of Shared Environment,ironment influences. BG studies can further our understanding of sibling socialization effects on children’s development by exploring additional dimensions of the sibling relationship and investigating the joint influences of siblings and peers.

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Toward a Developmentally Sensitive and Genetically Informed Perspective on Popularity,ant during middle childhood and suggest that the personality correlates of popularity are moderated by gender during emerging adulthood. These findings are interpreted in the context of a genetically-informed and developmental perspective on popularity.

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Gene-Environment Interplay, Interpersonal Relationships, and Development: A Volume Introduction, has demonstrated that both genetic and environmental factors contribute to variation in interpersonal relationships. The current volume addresses the role of both genetic and environmental influences on interpersonal relationships at different key stages across the lifespan. Specifically, this volu

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