MCTFR: Nature vs Nurture
Twin Study cited in the New York Times
Jane Brody considers some of the reasons why research on twins is important: "A strict dichotomy between genes and environment is no longer relevant; they work in concert,” said Nancy Segal, a psychologist at California State University, Fullerton, and herself a fraternal twin who has made a career of twin studies, starting with the famous Minnesota Twin Family Study. She is the author of “Born Together — Reared Apart: The Landmark Minnesota Twins Study,” published in 2012 by Harvard University Press.
More on the Minnesota Center for Twin and Family Research.
