Genetic reductionism is the idea that complex biological traits and behaviors can be understood entirely in terms of genetic factors. This perspective suggests that genes are the primary determinants of an organism's characteristics, behaviors, and even sociocultural phenomena, minimizing the role of environmental influences, interactions, and other biological systems. Proponents of genetic reductionism might argue that many aspects of a person's identity, tendencies, or health conditions can be traced back to their genetic makeup.
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