2011
DOI: 10.1080/10926755.2011.557953
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Chinese Twin Children Reared Apart and Reunited: First Prospective Study of Co-Twin Reunions

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“…Based on data from the Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart, I also showed that MZA twins expressed greater closeness and familiarity than dizygotic reared apart (DZA) twins, and that both types of twins felt closer to their newly found co-twins than to the unrelated siblings with whom they had been raised (Segal, 2012). More recently, I obtained parental observations of young Chinese twins meeting and leaving one another for the first time (Segal et al, 2011). Only 10 pairs were available at the time (5 MZA and 5 DZA), too few to organize the data by zygosity.…”
Section: Twin Reunions: the Science Behind The Fascinationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on data from the Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart, I also showed that MZA twins expressed greater closeness and familiarity than dizygotic reared apart (DZA) twins, and that both types of twins felt closer to their newly found co-twins than to the unrelated siblings with whom they had been raised (Segal, 2012). More recently, I obtained parental observations of young Chinese twins meeting and leaving one another for the first time (Segal et al, 2011). Only 10 pairs were available at the time (5 MZA and 5 DZA), too few to organize the data by zygosity.…”
Section: Twin Reunions: the Science Behind The Fascinationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A modest, but consistent, contribution of the shared family environment to individual differences in IQ has been observed. The latest analysis yielded an intraclass correlation of 0.28 (n = 142 pairs; Segal et al, 2011). This correlation is based on a sample composed mostly of young children, so it is likely that the magnitude of the correlation will decrease as they age.…”
Section: Fullerton Virtual Twin Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The availability of data on young Chinese twins raised apart and together, collected at CSUF, is also enabling a series of unique analyses (see Segal et al, 2011). Twin-Virtual Twin comparison of similarity in behavioral responses to adoption and early infant behaviors is being conducted in collaboration with Dr. Tony Tan (Department of Educational Psychology, University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida).…”
Section: Current and Future Directionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The twins and their families are participating in the study of Chinese Twins Adopted Apart at California State University, Fullerton (Segal et al, 2011). The sample now includes nearly 20 twin pairs, fairly evenly divided between MZ and DZ sets.…”
Section: Twin Research and Human Geneticsmentioning
confidence: 99%