In Adoption Studies, If a Behavior Has Genetic Roots, Adopted

question 87

True/False

In adoption studies, if a behavior has genetic roots, adopted children should behave more like their biological parents than their adoptive parents.

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Definitions:

Formal Authority

Describes the power given to an individual or position by the organization to make decisions, command resources, and exact obedience.

Internalized Values

Beliefs or standards that individuals adopt as their own guiding principles, influencing their behavior and decision-making.

Right of Command

The authority given to a person or position to make decisions, issue orders, and expect them to be followed within an organizational hierarchy.

Relies

Depends on or trusts in someone or something for support, help, or maintenance.