The human face of a selfish gene

Article Abstract:

In Darwin's theory of evolution human beings' finer motives such as unselfishness and honesty are not necessary for survival. Human beings are sometimes helpful to individuals to whom they are unrelated and are unlikely to meet again which is contrary to that theory. Some observers feel that as international links grow and strengthen this altruistic behaviour will be necessary for the human race to prosper and survive.

Collective behavior

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Gene answer spawns a lot of questions

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Issues relating to the results of genetic studies are presented. There are 32,000 genes in humans, of which only a few have been absolutely confirmed. Debate continues regarding their role in determining human phenotype and behaviour.

Models, Physiological aspects, Genetics, Genetic research, Heredity, Human, Human heredity

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Born under a bad gene?

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the impact of genes on a person's personality and behaviour are discussed. Particular attention is given to the values of individuality and accountability.

Analysis, Behavior genetics, Behavioral genetics

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