Gene–environment correlations (rGE) occur when there are genetically influenced differences in exposure to environmental risk factors. There are three main types of rGE: passive, active, and evocative (Scarr and McCartney, 1983; Plomin et al., 1977).

Two mechanisms of gene-environment (G-E) interplay are essential to understand the ways in which environmental influences correlate and interact with genetic risk in the development of externalizing: gene-environment correlation (rGE) and gene x environment (G x E) interaction. rGE refers to the fact that exposure to environmental risk is not ...

The gene-environment correlation model (rGE) is defined as the tendency of individuals to select and/or generate their environment based on genetic features that influence behavior, thoughts, and feelings [4].

We provide recommendations for future research to model rGE and better inform our ability to study personality and psychopathology, while separating the influence of the environment.

The best evidence to date supports a gene-environment correlation (rGE) model for borderline personality traits and a range of adverse life events, indicating that those at risk for BPD are also at increased risk for exposure to environments that may trigger BPD.

2007年1月16日 · In this paper, we review mechanisms of rGE and the evidence for rGEs from the psychology and psychiatry literatures, discuss challenges in identifying rGEs in studies of psychiatric disorder, and...

2013年1月1日 · The best evidence to date supports a gene-environment correlation (rGE) model for borderline personality traits and a range of adverse life events, indicating that...

Gene–environment correlation (or genotype–environment correlation) is said to occur when exposure to environmental conditions depends on an individual's genotype. Gene–environment correlations (or rGE) is correlation of two traits, e.g. height and weight, which would mean that when one changes, so does the other.

The gene-environment correlation model (rGE) is defined as the tendency of individuals to select and/or generate their environment based on genetic features that influence behavior, thoughts, and feelings [4].

2019年4月27日 · Indeed, psychology researchers have been actively investigating genetic variation in the environments that individuals experience—a phenomenon termed “gene–environment correlation” (rGE)—since the 1970s. rGE emerges from genetic variation in individuals’ behavior and personality traits, which in turn affects the environments that ...