2006). Genes and Environment in Human Behavior: Sociocultural Influences and Politics An understandable fear held by many humans is that their behavior is pre-determined by their genes.

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Internal and external environmental factors, like gender and temperature, influence gene expression. Sex-limited traits are also autosomal. Unlike sex-influenced traits, whose expression differs ...