If Genetics Plays a Strong Role in the Development of Cocaine

question 112

Multiple Choice

If genetics plays a strong role in the development of cocaine abuse, we would expect to find the lowest concordance rates for cocaine abuse among:

• A) genetically unrelated pairs of people.
• B) parents and their children.
• C) identical twins.
• D) siblings of the same gender.

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