The Equal Environments Assumption States That

question 58

Multiple Choice

The equal environments assumption states that

• A)twins are not treated differently from ordinary siblings.
• B)dizygotic twins are not treated differently from monozygotic twins.
• C)parents treat all their children the same.
• D)all people in a population share similar environments.

---

Definitions:

Cortical Space

Refers to the areas within the brain's cortex involved in various cognitive and sensory processes.

Paws

The feet of an animal that have claws or nails, often referring to those of domestic pets like cats and dogs.

Raccoons

Medium-sized, nocturnal mammals with a distinctive "masked" face, known for their intelligence and dexterity, often observed in urban and wild environments.

Aphasia

A neurological condition characterized by the loss or impairment of the ability to communicate, either through speech, writing, or understanding language.