Hyperactivity and Spelling Disability: Testing for Shared Genetic Aetiology
Abstract— The influence of genetic Factors in the comorbidity of spelling disability arid hyperactivity was investigated in two samples of 190 and 260 Sadie sex twin pairs. The method of bivariate group heritability was used to estimate the genetic correlation for spelling disability and hyperactivi...
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