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SUMMARYSocial—reductionists stubbornly argue that hereditary factors do not influence human behavior to any marked extent; arguments deriving from this belief often involve damnation of persons who dare question 100 percent environmentalism. The present paper simulates a strong case against psychogenetics; most of the traditional and savage accusations being presented. One of the “Counsel for the Defence” is the American Professor of Psychology, Arthur Jensen. The author shows that the damnation of psychogenetics can equally be used the other way round to strike the aggressor. By this demonstration it is hoped that the topic appears as too important to be simply a fight between the good and the bad guys.
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