@inbook{181c4ffa47ee47eca486817cfeb60f58,
title = "The genetics of personality/psychopathology: A brief review of constructs, results, approaches, and implications",
abstract = "Psychiatric “conditions” are part of the personality sphere and not discrete “disorders”. All personality traits are significantly influenced by many genes of very small effect. The personality traits that imply dysfunction are positively correlated, implying a general “p” factor. The brain is a “kludgy” organ due to the way it evolved. It is likely that explanations of psychopathology will also be “kludgy”. Nevertheless, current research suggests that we are making sure but slow progress.",
keywords = "personality, psychopathology, genes, quantitative genetics, molecular genetics, heritability, twins, GWAS",
author = "Thomas Bouchard and Wendy Johnson and Irving Gottesman",
year = "2019",
month = apr,
day = "10",
language = "English",
isbn = "9780198793014",
series = "Series in Affective Science",
publisher = "Oxford University Press",
pages = "19",
editor = "Miu, {Andrei C. } and Homberg, {Judith R. } and Lesch, {Klaus-Peter }",
booktitle = "Genes, Brains, and Emotions",
address = "United Kingdom",
}