Researchers Who Claim That Siblings Reared in the Same Family

question 22

Multiple Choice

Researchers who claim that siblings reared in the same family show little resemblance in parent-rated temperament also assert that

• A) peers are a more powerful influence on children's behavior than parents.
• B) parenting influences cannot be measured easily.
• C) parenting has different effects on different children.
• D) the effects of parenting overshadow any impact of the child's genetic makeup or the peer culture.

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Definitions:

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