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Mischel did not intend for cognitive-social learning person variables to take the place of traits.
 
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What are the implications of mapping the human genome for dealing with disease?
 
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Having a map of the human genome will make it easier to locate the genes that cause a specific disorder. People could be warned if they carry a gene for a disorder they might pass on to a child. Extensive gene therapy could actually alter genetic instructions to eliminate defects. In addition, by permitting identification of a person's genetic weaknesses, a map of the genome will usher in a new era of preventive medicine, which will dramatically change the way we deal with disease.




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Reply 2 on: Jun 21, 2018
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