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The study of indirect genetic effects reveals the nature of the home environment – a commentary on Mathias Valstad et al. ( 2026 )

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By Conor V Dolan, ALEXANDRA STARR
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Valstad et al. (2026) presented important methodological advances for the study of indirect genetic effects in developmental psychology and psychiatry. By combining genetically informative family designs with measured genetic data, they addressed how sibling interaction and genetic nurture may contribute to developmental outcomes such as attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and educational performance.
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Hips and Drums in Joyful Syncopation

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By ALEXANDRA STARR
| Breaking One
NEW YORK -- When Venezuela beat the United States to win the world baseball classic in March, images of a fifth-inning homer went viral. So did videos of pitcher Eduard Bazardo pounding a drum in the dugout while his teammates clapped and danced. It was a scene that some veteran sports journalists struggled to describe. "The Japanese reporters came over to me and were like, 'What are they doing?'" said Daniel Alvarez-Montes, director of the sports news site El ExtraBase.
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Los tambores venezolanos se escuchan más y más en Nueva York

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By ALEXANDRA STARR, Lucia Vazquez
| Infobae Verified
Cuando Venezuela venció a Estados Unidos y ganó el Clásico Mundial de Béisbol en marzo, las imágenes de un jonrón en la quinta entrada se hicieron virales. Lo mismo ocurrió con los videos del lanzador Eduard Bazardo tocando un tambor en la cueva mientras sus compañeros aplaudían y bailaban. Fue una escena que a algunos periodistas deportivos veteranos les costó describir.
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