Transmission of intelligence, working memory, and processing speed from parents to their seven-year-old offspring is function specific in families with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder

Transmission of intelligence, working memory, and processing speed from parents to their seven-year-old offspring is function specific in families with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder

Background: Prior studies have shown high heritability estimates regarding within-function transmission of neurocognition, both in healthy families and in families with schizophrenia but it remains an open question whether transmission from parents to offspring is function specific and whether the p...

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Main Authors: Bliksted, V. (Author), Burton, B.K (Author), Christiani, C.J (Author), Ellersgaard, D. (Author), Foldager, L. (Author), Gantriis, D. (Author), Greve, A.N (Author), Hemager, N. (Author), Henriksen, M.T (Author), Jepsen, J.R.M (Author), Mackenzie, L. (Author), Mors, O. (Author), Mortensen, E.L (Author), Nordentoft, M. (Author), Plessen, K.J (Author), Spang, K.S (Author), Stadsgaard, H. (Author), Thorup, A.A.E (Author), Uddin, J. (Author), Uher, R. (Author), Zahle, K.K (Author)
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Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2022
Subjects:
Familial high risk
Heritability
Neurocognition
Transgenerational transmission
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