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Couvade syndrome |
Somatic symptom disorder where males experience pregnancy like symptoms |
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Germinal (prenatal developmental) |
0-2 weeks |
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Embryonic (prenatal development) |
3-8 weeks organ development |
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Fetal (prenatal development) |
9 week-birth sensory and learning |
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Behavior genetics |
Estimates the influence of genes and enviroment on development |
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Monozygotic twins |
-identical -same sperm and placenta -100% shared genes |
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Dizygotic twins |
-separate placentas -separate fertilized eggs -fraternal -40-60% like siblings |
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Heredibility |
An estimate of the extent to which genes are responsible for differences among persons within a specific population |
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Concordance rates |
% that indicates the degree of similarity in phenotype among pairs of family members (twins) |
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Epigenetics |
The continuous bidirectional interactions between genes and environment |
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Passive genotype |
Parents provide genes and environment |
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Evocative genotype |
Genes invoke response from enviroment |
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Active genotype |
Seek environment that corresponds to genes |
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When are eggs produces |
20 weeks (fetus) |
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Assisted reproductive technologies |
Artificial insemination Invitro fertilization Fertility drugs 3rd party |
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Intrauterine insemination (iui) |
Placing sperm in womens uterus |
Defects of cervix or erectile dysfunction |
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Invitro fertilization (ivf) |
Egg and sperm in a dish, mixed and implanted |
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Fertility drugs |
For ovulation |
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3rd party |
Sperm donation Egg donation Surrogates Gestational carriers |
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Surrogates |
Inseminated sperm and surrogates egg |
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Gestational carrier |
Embryo and egg donated into carrier |
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Miscarriage? Stillborn? |
<20 weeks >20 weeks |
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Teratogens |
Fetal alcohol syndrome Tabaco Malnutrition Infectious disease |
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