The Twin-Study Design Compares

question 165

Multiple Choice

The twin-study design compares

• A) siblings who have lived together to those who have not.
• B) same-sex twins to opposite-sex twins.
• C) identical twins reared together to identical twins reared apart.
• D) identical twins to fraternal twins.

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