Multiple Choice
Heritability
A) is simply another name for the nature-nurture debate
B) assumes that all of a trait is determined by the genes, then attempts to assess which of several candidate genes is most important to the trait
C) popularly refers to the proportion of the variability in a trait that is accounted for by the genes
D) refers to a research design for discovering which is more important for the determination of personality traits, nature or nurture
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