Jasmin Wertz
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Jasmin Wertz is a Lecturer at the University of Edinburgh, UK. Her research primarily focuses on the psychosocial mechanisms influencing health and behavior across the life course, emphasizing the socioeconomic impacts of loneliness and childhood adversity. Recent articles highlight her work on educational attainment's effect on aging, gene-environment interactions in mental health, and systematic reviews of adverse childhood experiences.
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2024
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2023
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2023
In their annual research review, McAdams, Cheesman, and Ahmadzadeh (2023) provide a thorough overview of how the use of novel genetically informative approaches can increase our knowledge about the intergenerational transmission of psychopathology. Many JCPP readers will already be familiar with genetically sensitive family‐based designs, such as twin and adoption studies, as well as with newer molecular‐genetic approaches, such as polygenic‐score studies. McAdams et al.'s (2023) review discusses the innovative combination of family‐based and molecular‐genetic methods, and what this combination can reveal about developmental psychopathology.
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2023
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2023
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2023
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2022
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2022
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2021
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Daniel Belsky
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Andrea Danese
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Tina Kretschmer
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Jessica Agnew-Blais
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Candice Odgers
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Louise Arseneault
King’s College London
Katie Thompson
King’s College London
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