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Die genetische Forschung hat in der Psychiatrie seit über 100 Jahren eine sehr wechselhafte Geschichte. So wurde über viele Jahrzehnte des 20. Jahrhunderts in Psychologie und Psychiatrie eine heftige, teilweise verbitterte Diskussion über »Gen oder Umwelt?« (»nature versus nurture «) bei psychischen Erkrankungen und Eigenschaften geführt: Sind Verhaltensdispositionen, psy chische Anlagen und Eigenschaften, psychische Beschwerden und Störungen auf genetisch-konstitutionelle Faktoren oder psychosoziale Belastungen und andere Umwelteinflüsse zurückführbar? Diese Frage hat sich als nicht entscheidbar herausgestellt, solange nur die Analyse von familiären Ähnlichkeitsmustern von äußerlichen Merkmalen (Phänotypen) möglich war.

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