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Behavioral and Psychiatric Genetics focuses on the interactions between genes and the environment that influence human behavioral traits and the manifestation and pathology of psychiatric illness (including addiction and developmental disorders). The section accommodates research covering a wide range of phenotypes, encompassing both normal variation in the population and psychopathological extremes in areas as varied as cognition and personality.We aim to publish significant studies that investigate these research questions from a variety of methodological and sampling design perspectives covering the human condition, including, but not limited to, clinical, family-based, and epidemiological approaches. Animal research that is relevant to human behavioral and psychiatric phenotypes is also welcome. We place particular emphasis on the careful characterization of phenotypes and environmental factors, as well as both traditional and novel genetic methodological approaches to the study of human behavior and psychiatric illness. In particular, we emphasize the value of etiological applications that increase the understanding of inherited risk or resilience to behavioral and psychiatric disorders and the increased need to discover molecular mechanisms and pathways that underlie those genetic susceptibilities. The elucidation of molecular mechanisms and biological pathways that might advance treatment and prevention efforts is especially encouraged.
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