Studies Have Demonstrated That the Intelligence (IQ)of Adopted Children Is

question 41

Multiple Choice

Studies have demonstrated that the intelligence (IQ) of adopted children is more similar to that of their biological parents than to that of the adoptive parents who raised them since infancy.What does this suggest?

• A) Environment plays a particularly strong role in the development of IQ.
• B) Heredity plays a particularly strong role in the development of IQ.
• C) People who adopt children are not very smart.
• D) Children who are adopted are not very smart.

Understand the process and importance of job analysis in human resource management.

Recognize the various sources and methods of employee recruitment, including their advantages and disadvantages.

Identify the components and significance of a job description and job specification.

Understand the legal and ethical considerations in hiring, including anti-discrimination laws.

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