Exploring Genetic Influences on Behavior
December 13, 2006
Category: Human and Animal Behavior
In this episode, Armand DiMele and Roberta Maria Atti delve into the fascinating world of genetics and its impact on human behavior. They discuss the differences between long and short genes, particularly focusing on how these genetic variations can influence dopamine processing and personality traits. The conversation touches on the implications of genetic predispositions for mental health and behavior, including the effects of stress and environmental factors. Through engaging anecdotes and scientific insights, they explore the dynamic interplay between genetics and personal choices, emphasizing the potential for individuals to shape their own destinies.
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