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:

Spurious

Pertaining to a false relationship where two variables appear directly related but are actually connected through a third variable.

Causal

Pertaining to a cause-and-effect relationship, where one event (the cause) is understood to precipitate another event or condition (the effect).

Male-centeredness

A societal or cultural focus and preference towards male perspectives and needs.

Gender-blindness

The practice of not distinguishing people by gender, which can lead to ignoring the differences in needs and experiences between genders.