One of the Strongest Arguments in Support of a Genetic

question 50

Multiple Choice

One of the strongest arguments in support of a genetic or maturational basis for the development of motor skills is

• A) their tendency to be displayed at predictable times and in similar ways in normal children.
• B) the fact that children tend to engage in the same sporting and physical activities as their parents.
• C) that siblings are no more similar in their motor achievements than are unrelated people.
• D) physically disabled children do not attain the same motor milestones as normal children.

Familiarize with the adaptions and evolutionary pressures that shape human and animal behavior.

Analyze the relationships among genetic determination, social behaviors, and attitudes.

Identify different mating systems and their evolutionary explanations.

Understand the genetic basis and heritability constraints on physical and psychological traits.

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