The Existence of MZ Twin Pairs in Which Only One

question 18

Multiple Choice

The existence of MZ twin pairs in which only one has autism suggests that

• A) some MZ twins are really dizygotic.
• B) the environment contributes to autism.
• C) twins cannot become autistic.
• D) the parents are medicating only one twin, as part of a clinical trial.
• E) genes do not contribute to causing autism.

Identify the importance and impact of consent, confidentiality, and debriefing in research involving human participants.

Appreciate the psychological benefits of healthy habits and practices on mental and physical well-being.

Understand the principles behind effective study habits and strategies like SQ3R.

Acknowledge the influence of expectations and wording on research outcomes and participants' responses.

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Definitions:

Social Disorganization

A condition where a society's structure is weakened, leading to the breakdown of social norms and values, and resulting in social instability.

Deviance

Actions or behaviors that violate societal norms and expectations, often eliciting negative response.

Differential Association Theory

A theory in criminology that argues that deviant behavior is learned through interactions with others.

Socialized

The process by which individuals learn and internalize the norms, values, and behaviors accepted and practiced in their society.