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A computational investigation of polygenic index and individual differences in intervention effect
This thesis employs computational methods to explore the relationship between genetic variation, neurocomputation, and behavioural variability within the context of language development. Its ultimate goal is to assess the mechanistic viability of using polygenic indexes to predict optimal behavioura
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