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Environmental Contingencies and Genetic Predispositions: Social Capital, Educational Continuation, and a Dopamine Receptor Polymorphism

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Shanahan, MJ; Vaisey, S; Erickson, LD; Smolen, A
Published in: American Journal of Sociology
2008

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Published In

American Journal of Sociology

Publication Date

2008

Volume

114

Start / End Page

S260 / S286

Related Subject Headings

  • Young Adult
  • White People
  • Sociology
  • Social Environment
  • Social Class
  • Receptors, Dopamine D2
  • Male
  • Humans
  • Genetics, Behavioral
  • Female
 

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Shanahan, M. J., Vaisey, S., Erickson, L. D., & Smolen, A. (2008). Environmental Contingencies and Genetic Predispositions: Social Capital, Educational Continuation, and a Dopamine Receptor Polymorphism. American Journal of Sociology.
Shanahan, Michael J., Stephen Vaisey, Lance D. Erickson, and Andrew Smolen. “Environmental Contingencies and Genetic Predispositions: Social Capital, Educational Continuation, and a Dopamine Receptor Polymorphism.” American Journal of Sociology, 2008.
Shanahan MJ, Vaisey S, Erickson LD, Smolen A. Environmental Contingencies and Genetic Predispositions: Social Capital, Educational Continuation, and a Dopamine Receptor Polymorphism. American Journal of Sociology. 2008;114:S260–86.
Shanahan, Michael J., et al. “Environmental Contingencies and Genetic Predispositions: Social Capital, Educational Continuation, and a Dopamine Receptor Polymorphism.” American Journal of Sociology, vol. 114, 2008, pp. S260–86.
Shanahan MJ, Vaisey S, Erickson LD, Smolen A. Environmental Contingencies and Genetic Predispositions: Social Capital, Educational Continuation, and a Dopamine Receptor Polymorphism. American Journal of Sociology. 2008. p. S260–S286.

Published In

American Journal of Sociology

Publication Date

2008

Volume

114

Start / End Page

S260 / S286

Related Subject Headings

  • Young Adult
  • White People
  • Sociology
  • Social Environment
  • Social Class
  • Receptors, Dopamine D2
  • Male
  • Humans
  • Genetics, Behavioral
  • Female