Self-esteem, negative emotionality, and depression as a common temperamental core: a study of mid-adolescent twin girls
We tested the structure and magnitude of genetic and environmental influences on the overlap among self-esteem, negative emotionality, and major depression symptoms in adolescent girls (N=706) from the Minnesota Twin Family Study. Genetic and environmental influences on all three operated via a gene...
Main Authors: | Neiss, Michelle B. (Author), Stevenson, Jim (Author), Legrand, Lisa N. (Author), Iacono, William G. (Author), Sedikides, Constantine (Author) |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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2009-04.
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