According to Jon Karlsson, the influence of genetic factors on
human mentality has been neglected for many years in the study of
intelligence. He contends that the evidence for biological
influences on human intelligence is too compelling to be ignored
any longer. Karlsson believes that such influences can be positive,
and that ways can be found to measure their importance.
Serious efforts are necessary to extend the scope of basic
conceptions concerning the structure of the brain and to explore
the mysteries of the physiological mechanisms that govern the human
mind. The research reported in this volume suggests some approaches
that might prove useful. Karlsson believes that an effective
approach to the genetics of mentality can be built around studies
of serious brain abnormalities. Beginning with the idea that
psychosis probably has a genetic bond to creativity, he argues that
parallel possibilities exist in relation to other frequently
occurring disorders. The product of many years of research, this
work is certain to be a source of both controversy and of new ideas
for the study of human intellectual development.
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