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1 - Stable biological predisposition
2 - Stable genetic differences
3 - Biology-based limits |
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1 - Prenatal differences
2 - Unstable biology (genetic expression) |
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| A unit of DNA - blueprints on "How to build a human." |
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| Heritability (definition) |
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| Concerns individual differences - explains extent to which these differences are "genetic" - dependent on variability of environment - more variable environ. = lower hertiability. |
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Identical Twins: 100%
Fraternal Twins: 50%
IQ: 40% - 80% |
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1 - Environment
2 - Culture
3 - Unstable biological traits.
4 - Prenatal influence. |
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| Changes in genetic expression - ex: sprinters or "Popeye" (worked out one arm, worlds best arm wrestler). |
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| Assists in evaluating the roles of genes and hertiability - independent/dependent variables. |
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| Coordination, strength, height, weight. |
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| Fast/Slow Twitch Fibers (reciprocal influences) |
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Fast: feasible & move quickly.
Slow: strong & move slower. |
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1 - "talent" does not give fast track to success.
2 - 10 Year Rule (10,000 Hour Rule): time put into becoming world class status due to the increase of a more competitive world.
3 - Fundamental limits. |
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| Evolution by Natural Selection - "competitive world" |
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| Selecting, creating, or changing the biology or behavior of virtually anything. |
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