Complex interactions confound any unitary approach to social phenomena, not just biological ones

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 46:e210 (2023)
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Abstract

Although Burt clearly explains how modern genomic techniques work, and describes their limitations, her conclusion that they are therefore not valuable additions to understanding social outcomes is unwarranted. Understanding the causes of complex social outcomes depends on understanding how social, individual, and genetic factors complexly interact with each other. None can be understood without reference to the others.

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