Twin Studies Conducted to Examine the Genetic Contribution to Prosocial

question 71

Multiple Choice

Twin studies conducted to examine the genetic contribution to prosocial behavior have found that

• A) fraternal twins and identical twins are equally similar to each other in levels of prosocial behavior, and their similarity decreases with age.
• B) fraternal twins and identical twins are equally similar to each other in levels of prosocial behavior, and their similarity increases with age.
• C) identical twins are more similar to each other in levels of prosocial behavior than are fraternal twins, and their similarity decreases with age.
• D) identical twins are more similar to each other in levels of prosocial behavior than are fraternal twins, and their similarity increases with age.

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