An Evocative Gene-Environment Relation Refers to

question 109

Multiple Choice

An evocative gene-environment relation refers to

• A)children being passive recipients of the heredity and environment provided by parents.
• B)different genotypes eliciting different responses from the environment.
• C)the range of phenotypes that can develop from a genotype, depending on the environment.
• D)children deliberately seeking environments that fit their genotypes.

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