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Direct linkWachs, Theodore D.; Chang, Susan M.; Walker, Susan P.; Meeks Gardner, Julie M. – Intelligence, 2007
The present study assessed whether birth weight, maternal child rearing behaviors, and maternal intelligence combine in an additive or in a non-linear interactive fashion to influence cognitive performance in a sample of 24-month old full-term appropriate and low birth weight Jamaican children. Child cognitive performance was measured using the…
Descriptors: Intelligence, Body Weight, Play, Child Rearing
Asbury, Kathryn; Wachs, Theodore D.; Plomin, Robert – Intelligence, 2005
The study of genotype-environment interaction (G x E) has been dominated by two competing hypotheses, one that heritability is greater in high-risk environments (diathesis-stress) and the other that heritability is greater in permissive environments. The current study examined relationships between verbal and nonverbal abilities and 10 measured…
Descriptors: Nonverbal Ability, Young Children, Verbal Ability, Genetics
