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CHAPTER THREE. Early Findings (1979– 1983)

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Introduction 1
  4. CHAPTER ONE. The Jim Twins (February– March 1979) 17
  5. CHAPTER TWO. 15,000 Questions × 137 Pairs 32
  6. CHAPTER THREE. Early Findings (1979– 1983) 65
  7. CHAPTER FOUR. Sexual Orientation, Cognition, and Medical Traits (1984– 1987) 82
  8. CHAPTER FIVE. Pivotal Papers: Personality and IQ (1988 and 1990) 97
  9. CHAPTER SIX. Job Satisfaction, Cardiac Characteristics, and More (1989– 1990) 116
  10. CHAPTER SEVEN. Psychopathology and Religiosity (1990) 136
  11. CHAPTER EIGHT. Dental Traits, Allergies, and Vocational Interests (1991– 1992) 153
  12. CHAPTER NINE. Creativity, Work Values, and Evolution (1992– 1993) 171
  13. CHAPTER TEN. Family Environments, Happiness, Sensation Seeking, and the MMPI (1994– 1997) 195
  14. CHAPTER ELEVEN. “Larks” and “Owls,” Ego Development, and Authoritarianism (1998– 2002) 221
  15. CHAPTER TWELVE. Twin Relationships, Social Attitudes, and Mental Abilities (2003– 2005) 246
  16. CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Sexual Development, Fluctuating Asymmetry, Body Size, and the Structure of Intelligence (2006 and Beyond) 266
  17. CHAPTER FOURTEEN. Questions, Answers, and Twin Studies of the Future 298
  18. APPENDIX A. Funding Sources 329
  19. APPENDIX B. Glossary 333
  20. Notes 339
  21. Acknowledgments 397
  22. Index 401
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Introduction 1
  4. CHAPTER ONE. The Jim Twins (February– March 1979) 17
  5. CHAPTER TWO. 15,000 Questions × 137 Pairs 32
  6. CHAPTER THREE. Early Findings (1979– 1983) 65
  7. CHAPTER FOUR. Sexual Orientation, Cognition, and Medical Traits (1984– 1987) 82
  8. CHAPTER FIVE. Pivotal Papers: Personality and IQ (1988 and 1990) 97
  9. CHAPTER SIX. Job Satisfaction, Cardiac Characteristics, and More (1989– 1990) 116
  10. CHAPTER SEVEN. Psychopathology and Religiosity (1990) 136
  11. CHAPTER EIGHT. Dental Traits, Allergies, and Vocational Interests (1991– 1992) 153
  12. CHAPTER NINE. Creativity, Work Values, and Evolution (1992– 1993) 171
  13. CHAPTER TEN. Family Environments, Happiness, Sensation Seeking, and the MMPI (1994– 1997) 195
  14. CHAPTER ELEVEN. “Larks” and “Owls,” Ego Development, and Authoritarianism (1998– 2002) 221
  15. CHAPTER TWELVE. Twin Relationships, Social Attitudes, and Mental Abilities (2003– 2005) 246
  16. CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Sexual Development, Fluctuating Asymmetry, Body Size, and the Structure of Intelligence (2006 and Beyond) 266
  17. CHAPTER FOURTEEN. Questions, Answers, and Twin Studies of the Future 298
  18. APPENDIX A. Funding Sources 329
  19. APPENDIX B. Glossary 333
  20. Notes 339
  21. Acknowledgments 397
  22. Index 401
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