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Author Horn, Joseph

Title Heredity and Environment in 300 Adoptive Families : the Texas Adoption Project
Published Milton : Taylor and Francis, 2017

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Description 1 online resource (220 pages)
Contents Cover; Half Title; Title; Copyright; Contents; Preface; 1. A Brief History and Overview of the Project; 1. Why Carry Out (or Read about) an Adoption Study?; 2. Previous Adoption Studies; 3. The Texas Adoption Projectâ#x80;#x94;Beginnings; 4. Some Characteristics of the Sample; 5. Studies in the Texas Adoption Projectâ#x80;#x94; Chronological Sequence; 6. Summary and Look Ahead; 2. Intellectual Abilities in the Texas Adoption Project; 1. About the Presentation of Results in this Book; 2. Intelligence and Intelligence Tests; 3. Evidence about Heredity and Environment from Comparisons of Means
4. Evidence about Heredity and Environment from Family Correlations5. More Specialized Aspects of Intelligence; 3. Personality in the Texas Adoption Project; 1. Personality Measures Used in the TAP; 2. The Rating Composites; 3. The Cattell Scales; 4. The CPI and the TTS in the Separate Mail Study; 5. The MMPI; 6. Personality Change; 4. Achievement, Adjustment, Outcomes; 1. Academic Achievement; 2. Psychopathology and Problem Behavior; 3. Occupation; 4. Personal Relationships; 5. Maturity and Happiness; 6. Factors Related to Outcomes; 5. Summary and Conclusions; 1. The Story so Far
2. What We Learned in the TAP3. Four Families; 4. Some Limitations of Adoption Studies; 5. Some Implications of the Texas Adoption Project; 6. Final Comments; Appendices; A. Initial Letter to Families; B. Rating Scales; C. IQ Test Details; D. Details on Self-Ratings; E. Modeling of Selection; Glossary; References; Index
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Subject Adoption -- Texas -- Case studies
Parent and child -- Texas -- Case studies
Adoption
Parent and child
Texas
Genre/Form Case studies
Form Electronic book
ISBN 9781351515894
1351515896