Genetic and environmental influences on internalizing psychopathology across age and pubertal development

Genetic and environmental influences on internalizing psychopathology across age and pubertal development

Symptoms of anxiety and depression are commonly comorbid and partially share a genetic etiology. Mean levels of anxiety and depression increase over the transition to adolescence, particularly in girls, suggesting a possible role of pubertal development in the activation of underlying genetic risks....

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Main Authors: Grotzinger, A.D (Author), Harden, K.P (Author), Mann, F.D (Author), Patterson, M.W (Author), Tackett, J.L (Author), Tucker-Drob, E.M (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: American Psychological Association Inc. 2018
Subjects:
adolescent
Adolescent
aging
Aging
Anxiety
Behavioral genetics
child
Child
child psychology
Cross-Sectional Studies
cross-sectional study
Depression
Gene-Environment Interaction
genetics
genotype environment interaction
human
Humans
Internalizing
mental disease
Mental Disorders
problem behavior
Problem Behavior
psychology
Psychology, Adolescent
Psychology, Child
puberty
Puberty
twins
young adult
Young Adult
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