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by Dr. Nancy L. Segal


  10.  N. L. Segal and S. L. Hershberger, “Virtual Twins and Intelligence: Updated and New Analyses of Within-Family Environmental Influences,” Personality and Individual Differences 39 (2005): 1061–73.

  11.  G. P. Aylward, “Cognitive and Neuropsychological Outcomes: More Than IQ Scores,” Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Research Reviews 8, no. 4 (2002): 234–40; R. S. Wilson, “Twin Growth: Initial Deficit, Recovery and Trends in Concordance from Birth to Nine Years,” Human Biology 6 (1979): 205–20; C. Amiel-Tison and L. Gluck, “Fetal Brain and Pulmonary Adaptation in Multiple Pregnancy,” in Multiple Pregnancy: Epidemiology, Gestation and Perinatal Outcome, ed. L.G. Keith, E. Papiernik, D.M. Keith and B. Luke (New York: Parthenon, 1995), 585–97.

  12.  R. S. Witte and J. S. Witte, Statistics, 7th ed. (Danvers, MA: John Wiley, 2004).

  13.  E. Turkheimer et al, “Socioeconomic Status Modifies Heritability of IQ in Young Children,” Psychological Science 14, no. 6 (2003): 623–28; E. Turkheimer and E. E. Horn, “Interactions Between Socioeconomic Status and Components of Variation in Cognitive Ability,” in Behavior Genetics of Cognition Across the Lifespan (Advances in Behavior Genetics), ed. D. Finkel and C. A. Reynolds (New York: Springer, 2014), 41–68.

  14.  C. R. Reynolds and J. A. Hickman, DAP:IQ: Draw-A-Person Intellectual Ability Test (Dallas: Pro-Ed, 2004).

  15.  S. O. Lilienfeld, J. M. Wood, and H. N. Garb, “The Scientific Status of Projective Techniques,” Psychological Science in the Public Interest 1, no. 2 (2000): 27–66.

  16.  R. Arden et al., “Genes Influence Young Children’s Human Figure Drawings and Their Association with Intelligence a Decade Later,” Psychological Science 25, no. 10 (2014): 1843–50; K. Imuta et al., “Drawing a Close to the Use of Human Figure Drawings as a Projective Measure of Intelligence,” PloS ONE 8, no. 3 (2013): e58991; E. Willcock, K. Imuta, and H. Hayne, “Children’s Human Figure Drawings Do Not Measure Intellectual Ability,” Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 110, no. 3 (2011): 444–52.

  Chapter 10: “Twin-Bred” Cultures

    1.  D. T. Lykken and A. Tellegen, “Is Human Mating Adventitious or the Result of Lawful Choice? A Twin Study of Mate Selection,” Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 65, no. 1 (1993): 56–68; N. L. Segal, Indivisible by Two: Lives of Extraordinary Twins (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2005). A few more recent studies have, however, found somewhat greater similarity in some behaviors and attitudes between identical twins’ spouses than between fraternal twins’ spouses, although the resemblance is small to moderate; see, for example, C. Kandler et al., “Left or Right? Sources of Political Orientation: The Roles of Genetic Factors, Cultural Transmission, Assortative Mating, and Personality,” Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 102, no. 3 (2012): 633–45.

    2.  N. L. Segal, Entwined Lives: Twins and What They Tell Us About Human Behavior (New York: Plume, 2000).

    3.  Segal, Indivisible by Two.

    4.  M. C. Ashton and K. Lee, “A Theoretical Basis for the Major Dimensions of Personality,” European Journal of Personality 15 (2001): 327–53; K. Lee and M. C. Ashton, “Psychometric Properties of the HEXACO-100,” Assessment (July 13, 2016): DOI: 10.1177/1073191116659134. Emotionality shares some features with the Big Five trait of neuroticism (e.g., anxiety) but lacks its anger-related content. It also shares some sentimentality-related characteristics with the Big Five trait of agreeableness. M. C. Ashton, K. Lee, and R. E. De Vries, “The HEXACO Honesty-Humility, Agreeableness, and Emotionality Factors: A Review of Research and Theory,” Personality and Social Psychology Review 18, no. 2 (2014): 139–52.

    5.  L. Veselka et al., “A Behavioral Genetic Study of Relationships Between Humor Styles and the Six HEXACO Personality Factors,” Europe’s Journal of Psychology 6, no. 3 (2010): 9–33.

  Chapter 11: Twins, Pairs and Pedigrees

    1.  N. L. Segal, Indivisible by Two: Lives of Extraordinary Twins (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2005); Dale S. Wright, The Six Perfections: Buddhism and the Cultivation of Character (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009).

    2.  N. L. Segal, Born Together—Reared Apart: The Landmark Minnesota Twin Study (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2012); Reuters, “Candidate Admits Using Twin as Stand-In,” Banderas (Puerto Vallarta, Mexico) News, July 6, 2005, http://www.banderasnews.com/0504/nw-twincastros.htm.

    3.  “Colombia—Military Personnel,” Global Security, https://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/colombia/personnel.htm.

    4.  N. G. Waller et al., “Genetic and Environmental Influences on Religious Interests, Attitudes, and Values: A Study of Twins Reared Apart and Together,” Psychological Science 1, no. 2 (1990): 138–42; L. B. Koenig et al., “Genetic and Environmental Influences on Religiousness: Findings for Retrospective and Current Religiousness Ratings,” Journal of Personality 73, no. 2 (2005): 471–88.

    5.  Segal, Indivisible by Two.

    6.  Segal, Born Together—Reared Apart.

    7.  N. Aghababaei et al., “Honesty–Humility and the HEXACO Structure of Religiosity and Well-Being,” Current Psychology 35, no. 3 (2016): 421–26.

    8.  C. L. Park, “Religion as a Meaning-Making Framework in Coping with Life Stress,” Journal of Social Issues 61, no. 4 (2005): 707–29.

  Chapter 12: Band of Brothers

    1.  J. Mitchell, “Circle Game,” Ladies of the Canyon (New York, NY: Siquomb Publishing Company, 1970).

    2.  Attorneys Carlos Medellín and his nephew, Pablo, during interviews conducted in their law offices, April 2015 and July 2016.

  Index

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  abandonment of babies

  ability profiles

  acetyl groupsn30

  adolescence

  exercise behavior and

  gender and

  IQ and

  mother-child association and

  sports participation and

  virtual twins and

  adoption

  fraternal triplets

  intelligence and

  mother-child bonds and

  non-twin siblings

  reared-apart identical twins

  religious affiliation and

  virtual twins

  age, genetic effects and

  age, first intercourse

  Alcira,121–22

  allografts

  Alzheimer’s disease

  Amado, Ermes (former mayor, La Paz)

  amnion

  Ancelmo (“Chelmo”)

  anemia

  See also blood

  Apgar scores

  Army

  assisted reproductive technology (ART)

  astigmatism

  Atlético Nacional

  attorneys. See Medellín, Carlos, Pablo, and Adriana

  autografts

  baby switching

  baldness

  Band of Brothers

  bereavement studies of twins

  loss of parent, 29, 54, 56, 111, 146, 256260

  loss of child

  loss of sibling

  loss of other relatives

  Benate, Francisco

  Big Five

  bipolar disorder

  birth defects. See genetic defects

  birth order

  birth records

  birth weight

  blood

  DNA testing andn20

  disorders

  genetic relatedness

  groups

  placentae and

  transfusions

  types

  body mass index (BMI)

  body size/type

  Bodywatch (TV show)
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  Bordier, Anaïs

  Botero, Fernando

  Bouchard, Jr., Thomas J.

  breastfeeding

  Bucaramanga

  caesarean section (C-section)

  Calderon, Juan Manuel Santos

  Candelaria

  Caracol TV

  Castro, Joaquin and Julian

  cell division

  cephalic index

  cheiloscopy

  Children’s Aid Society of Ottawa

  chimerism

  China, one-child policyn12

  Chinese reared-apart twin study

  chorion

  clones

  clothing choices

  coffee production

  Colombia

  history

  population

  conception

  fertility treatments and

  fraternal twins

  handedness and

  identical twins

  parents’ age and

  simultaneous conception

  vanishing twin syndrome and

  See also fertilization

  convivencia, 90, 272n32

  Craig, Jeffrey

  “Crossed Lives” (TV episode)

  See also Séptimo Día

  Darwin, Charles

  dental characteristics, 2, 33, 59, 68, 79, 85, 172, 187,191

  depression

  dermatoglyphics

  See also fingerprints

  developmental delays

  developmental psychology

  diabetes

  diet. See eating habits

  dizygotic

  See also fraternal twins

  DNA

  gene expression and

  human genome and

  identical vs. fraternal twins and

  identifying parents with

  identifying twins with

  identity and

  mitochondrial (mtDNA)

  obtaining samples

  testing

  Down syndrome

  Draw-A-Person Intellectual Ability Test (DAP:IQ)

  See also IQ

  eating habits

  Edelmira

  education, identical twins and

  See also IQ

  elliptocytocis

  See also blood

  embryo donation

  environmental influences

  behavior and

  clothing choice and

  genetics and

  handwriting and

  HEXACO traits and

  identical twins and

  intelligence and

  mental performance and

  personality and

  reared-apart twins and

  religious affiliation and

  replicas and

  research on

  satisfaction and

  sex and

  switched twins and

  urban vs. rural

  virtual twins and

  epigenetics

  Escobar, Pablo

  eye dominance

  eyeglasses

  eye problems

  Facebook

  facial recognition

  FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia)

  fears/phobias

  fertilization

  epigenetics and 171–73

  fertility treatments

  fraternal twins and

  identical twins and

  in vitro fertilization

  late splitting of

  paternity and

  quadruplets and

  superfecundation and

  fetal crowding

  fingerprints

  See also dermatoglyphics

  Fisher, Helen

  football (fútbol)

  fraternal twins

  ART and

  behavior and

  blood type and

  BMI and

  conception

  DNA and

  eating habits

  environment and

  fertilization and amnions, chorions

  fingerprints and

  genetics

  handwriting

  identical twins vs.

  identity and

  IQ and

  mistaken identity and

  personality and

  placentae and 180–81

  rapport with twin

  religiosity and

  sexuality and

  skin transplants and

  sports participation and

  switched-at-birth twins mistaken for

  switched twins

  twin studies and

  twinning

  virtual twins and

  visual problems

  fraternal twin pairs

  Abby and Becky

  George and Lucian

  Lauren and Hayleigh

  Leah and Miya

  Futerman, Samantha

  Gallardo-Pujol, David

  Galton, Sir Francis

  gender

  gene-environment interaction

  gene expression

  genetic defects

  genocopies

  genogram

  Gómez, Ligia

  Gran Canaria (Spain)

  guerilla forces

  Hamm, Morgan and Paul

  handedness

  handwriting

  Haroian, Kevin

  height

  heritability

  HEXACO

  See also personality

  higher-order multiple births

  histone acetylation

  Hochshorner, Peter and Pavel

  Holmes, George

  Hoyo del Aire

  human genome

  hypodontia

  See also dental characteristics

  identical, reared-apart twins/triplets

  Begoña and Delia

  Bob, Eddy, and Dave

  Brian and Wilmer

  Caroline and Margaret

  Elyse and Paula

  Jack and Oskar

  “Jim twins”

  Kasia and Edyta

  Lucky and Dianne

  Mark and Jerry

  Samantha and Anaïs

  Sharon and Charlotte (and Sita)

  Sharon and Debbie

  identical twins

  conception

  differing backgrounds

  environmental influences and

  fertilization and

  fraternal twins vs.

  genetic trait (twinning) in families

  hair growth and

  identity and

  monozygotic (identical)

  placentae and

  reared apart

  religiosity and

  reunited

  skin grafts and

  speech patterns

  sports participation and

  switched at birth

  See also reared-apart twins/triplets

  identity

  cultural

  DNA and

  fraternal twins and

  gender and

  identical twins and

  learning one’s true identity

  misplacement of babies and

  self-confidence

  self-description

  self-esteem

  self-monitoring

  self-understanding

  separated twins and

  switched twins and

  See also uniqueness

  inclusive fitness

  infant misplacements

  insulin growth factor (IGF-2)

  intelligence

  ability profiles

  adopted siblings and

  environmental factors and

  reared-apart twins and

  testing for

  virtual twins and

  See also IQ

  intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI)

  See also fertilization

  in vitro fertilization (IVF)

  See also fertilization

  IQ

  See also Draw-A-Person Intellectual Ability Test; Weschler Adult Intelligence S
cale-IV; IQ

  “Irish twins”

  See also virtual twins

  Jeffreys, Alec

  Jiang, Wenwen and Tingting

  “Jim twins”

  job satisfaction

  Joye family

  Kaczyński, Lech and Jarosław

  “kangaroo care”

  Keynes, Skandar

  labor

  lawsuit

  leishmaniasis

  Levey, Jerry

  Lewis, Jim. See Jim twins

  Lewis, Karen and Tom

  Lewis, Lucille

  lip prints

  liver disease

  longevity

  look-alikes

  Lopera, Francisco

  loss of a twin

  See also bereavement studies

  Lourdes Plaza

  love styles

  Lykken, David T.

  magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

  magical realism

  Mahre, Phil and Steve

  manner of dress. See clothing choices

  Márquez, Gabriel García

  Martínez, Héctor

  maternal ties

  maternity uncertainty

  Medellín, Carlos, Pablo, and Adriana (attorneys)

  Medellín drug cartel

  Mehlman, Debbie

  memory

  Menaechemi, The (Plautus)

  methylationn30nn30–31

  military

  Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart (MISTRA)

  mirror image

  mirror-imaging

  miscarriage

  misplacements. See infant misplacements

  Moceanu, Dominique

  monozygotic

  See also identical twins

  Montoya, Yesika

  mtDNA. See DNA

  mutation

  myopia

  myths about twins

  fraternal

  identical

  National Liberation Army (ELN)

  Netherlands

  neuroticism

  Newman, Mark

  Octomom. See Suleman, Nadya

  Orjuela, Alberto

  ovulation

  Page, Eileen

  paramilitary

  paternity uncertainty

  personality

  environmental influences on

  family resemblances

  fraternal twins and

  genetics and

  intelligence tests and

  reared-apart twins and

  twin studies and

  virtual twins and

  See also HEXACO

  physical comfort, twins and

  physique. See body size/type

 

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