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GENETIC BASES OF PERSONALITY AND TEMPERAMENT

Askaryants V.P. Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute

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According to research results, heritability rates for temperamental traits are 30-60%, and the characteristics of temperament, as well as other psychological properties, depend on the total influence or interaction of many genes with small effects. These data are a population characteristic and only answer the question of how strong is the influence of the genotype on the formation of differences between people in terms of temperament.

Key words: temperament, heredity, personality, psychological properties.

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58

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