Research on Genetics and Intelligence Test Scores Has Shown That

question 50

Multiple Choice

Research on genetics and intelligence test scores has shown that

• A)genetic factors can help partially explain between-group variation but not within-group variation.
• B)genetic factors can help partially explain within-group variation but not between-group variation.
• C)genetic factors can help partially explain between-group variation and within-group variation.
• D)genetic factors cannot help partially explain neither between-group variation or within-group variation.

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Definitions:

Submartingale

A stochastic process in which the conditional expected value of a future observation, given the past, is at least as great as the present observation, often applied in financial modeling.

Nonrandom Walk

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Predictable Pattern

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Efficient Market

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