Авторский вариант перевода:
Genetic and environment factors in formal-dynamic traits according to the theory of integral
individuality.
D.S. Kornienko*
PhD, head of laboratory of differential psychology, Psychological Institute of Perm State
Pedagogical University
The problems of behavioral genetic approach to the theory of integral individuality (V.S.Merlin) is
discussed. The main question is how to apply behavioral genetic propositions to this theory.
Empirical basis is the study of temperament traits in teens and youth twin samples. The main
content of the results is linked with the role of genetic and environmental factors in temperament
traits as well as in correlation between traits. At the same time the results allow to see differences in
genetic-environmental influences in the age development process.
Keywords: temperament, individuality, genotype-environment relations, behavioral genetics; twins.
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