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Kinship studies

Historically, kinship studies - also known as family or pedigree studies - were a first step in determining whether a behavior or psychological disorder "runs in families." When the risk of developing a disorder increases within a family, this indicates a potential genetic root of the behavior. Although kinship studies are not used as frequently today, they have been useful in genetic research. Today, kinship studies...

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