One Problem with Adoption Studies Is That the Homes in Which

question 4

Multiple Choice

One problem with adoption studies is that the homes in which twins are placed

• A) are so very different that comparisons cannot be made.
• B) are often very similar because adoptive families are similar in important ways.
• C) are highly specialized for adoptive parenting.
• D) allow the same genetic influences to emerge.

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