The Development of Personality and Motivation through the DRD4 Gene and Social Support

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The purpose of this paper is to investigate the contributions of the DRD4 gene on personality and motivational development, and how social support may moderate this association.

• Author(s) : Christina Hollifield
• Year : 2013
• Instituition : University of California, Davis
• Course Name : PSC 217: Behavioral Genetics
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