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    with Adams Marilyn, Adolph Karen, F. X. Alario, Armstrong Craig, Arnold Jennifer, Ashcraft Mark, Avrahami Judith, Baayen Harald, and Baker Mark
    Cognition 93 259-261. 2004.
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    The ArgumentEugenics, in whatever form it may be articulated, is based on the idea that phenotypic characteristics of particular individuals can be predicted in advance. This paper argues that biology's capacity to predict many of the characteristics exhibited by an individual, especially behavioral or cognitive attributes, will always be very limited. This stems from intrinsic limitations to the methodology for relating genotypes to phenotypes, and from the nature of developmental processes whi…Read more