Behaviour Genetics Rests in Part on the Premise That, to the Extent

question 4

Multiple Choice

Behaviour genetics rests in part on the premise that, to the extent that genetic factors are important, individuals who _____ should be more similar than individuals who _____.

• A) are closely related; are unrelated
• B) are unrelated; are closely related
• C) have lived together; have not lived together
• D) have not lived together; have lived together

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Definitions:

Simple Random Sampling

A sampling method where every member of a population has an equal chance of being selected.

Probability Sampling

A sampling method in which every member of the population has a known, non-zero chance of being selected, leading to representative and unbiased samples.

Quota Sampling

A sampling method where the sample is chosen to reflect the characteristics of the whole population in certain proportions.

Percentage Points

Percentage points represent the absolute difference between percentages, clarifying changes in percentage rates rather than relative changes.