Psych 1 - General Psychology - Lecture 19
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25 videosPsychology 1 - General Psychology - Fall 2007- 33:19
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So sex is 200% genetic, 0% non-shared environment and -100% shared environment?!
ikmig 4 months ago
Thank you for equation for genetic variance professor or Berkeley. My professor did put these into our tests yet without any sufficient explanation what it is or how should we count it. Yet it's quite simple.... G = 2*(MZ - DZ), that's all I needed to know. Ridiculous.
gofraidh 6 months ago
Here's how the "hinky" equation for genetic variance is derived
MZ correlation = Genes + shared environment
DZ correlation = 1/2 genes + shared environment
MZ = G + S
DZ = 1/2G + S
subtract the simultaneous equations
MZ - DZ = 1/2G
multiply by 2
2(MZ - DZ) = G
Muffinfordinner 1 year ago
Brilliant lectures. Thank you.
undsoft 1 year ago
is that a catch 22 question?
buenotc 2 years ago
I got a question ...
"How does attitude contribute with humans variances?"
kinda have da answer but want 2 get others people's ideas and responses. Thank you Professor K !
oskey22 3 years ago
yup
oskey22 3 years ago
he said intercourse
themachinegunn 3 years ago