A Finding That Siblings Reared Together Are More Similar in Intelligence

question 95

Multiple Choice

A finding that siblings reared together are more similar in intelligence than are half-siblings (individuals who share one parent) reared together would be evidence for the

• A) importance of genetic factors.
• B) importance of environmental factors.
• C) interplay between genes and environment.
• D) all of these.

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