In a Study That Compared Twins to Unrelated Pairs of Students

question 870

Multiple Choice

In a study that compared twins to unrelated pairs of students, who were the same age and sex, the unrelated pairs of students were

• A) almost as alike as the twins.
• B) much less alike than the twins.
• C) more alike than the twins.
• D) more motivated to find similarities than the twins were.

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