Evidence Most Clearly Demonstrates a Genetic Component in Personality Consistency

question 32

Multiple Choice

evidence most clearly demonstrates a genetic component in personality consistency in adulthood?

• A) greater similarity in personality between parents and children than between fraternal twins
• B) similarity of the personalities of adopted children in the same household
• C) greater similarity in the personalities of fraternal than of identical twins
• D) greater similarity in the personalities of identical than of fraternal twins

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