child and family studies, with an emphasis on the biological development
of serious mental illness in children. Dr. Taylor was responsible for
designing, administering, and interpreting data on the bio-psycho-social
assessment of the twins, from the mothers' pregnancy to onset of illness.

Irving I. Gottesman, Ph.D., F.R.C. Psych. (Hon.) : Dr. Gottesman is Com-
monwealth Professor of Psychology at the University of Virginia. Widely
known for his work on genetics and schizophrenia, he is an Honorary Fel-
low of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and winner of the 1988 Stanley R.
Dean Award for schizophrenia research and the 1990 Dobzhansky Award
for lifelong contributions to behavioral genetics. He is the author of Schizo-
phrenia: The Epigenetic Puzzle and Schizophrenia Genesis: The Origins of Mad-
ness, among other books. Dr. Gottesman was the senior consultant for the
planning of the present research, participated in all diagnoses, and coordi-
nated the analyses of personality tests to assess the effects of schizophrenia
on personality.

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