An Adoptive Twin Study Is Conducted to Examine the Role

question 103

Multiple Choice

An adoptive twin study is conducted to examine the role of genetics and environment on sociability. Which result would lead to a conclusion that environmental factors are important in the development of this trait?

• A) Identical twins reared together are more similar on the trait than identical twins reared apart.
• B) Identical twins reared together are no more similar on the trait than identical twins reared apart.
• C) Identical twins reared together are less similar on the trait than identical twins reared apart.
• D) Identical twins reared apart are more similar on the trait than fraternal twins reared apart.

Identify the role of rewards, modeling, and parental influence on children's behavior and self-concept in middle childhood.

Appreciate the differences in self-concept between genders during middle childhood.

Understand the importance of peer relationships and socialization in the development of children during middle childhood.

Recognize the influence of parenting styles on children's self-esteem and behavior.

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Definitions:

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Ideal Free Distribution

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