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Genetic syndromes
• Genetic syndromes are dynamic developmental conditions rather than fixed gene-to-behavior outcomes; genetic alterations set initial constraints that interact with health, learning, family, and educational contexts to shape probabilistic developmental trajectories. • Turner, Klinefelter, and Marfan
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