Yes. It surprises me that people are so quick to so readily assume a biologically deterministic cause when these types of findings are presented. People seem to

Yes. It surprises me that people are so quick to so readily assume a biologically deterministic cause when these types of findings are presented. People seem too eager to discount environmental factors - even when it should be obvious to all that our biology is intimately related to our environment and circumstances. For a good summary of the contemporary positions of the biological and environmental camps when it comes to the causes of schizophrenia I can't recommend this lecture highly enough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxVY2Vptfwg&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxVY2Vptfwg&feature=youtu.be Long story short; both camps have valuable insights and a lot to learn from each other.