remain limited in their utility until gene identification efforts are more fruitful and account for more than just a trivial portion of the variance (Salvatore et al., 2014). Further, understanding risk pathways cannot be the final step. Greater attention must be paid to how information about the unfolding of genetic risk across adolescence, in conjunction with the environment, can be used to inform prevention and intervention. Although some investigators have begun to explore these questions (Albert et al., 2015; Brody et al., 2013; Dodge et al., 2013; Dodge and McCourt, 2010), this remains an important area for future study.
