When Genetics Play an "Evocative" Role in Development, This Means

Multiple Choice

When genetics play an "evocative" role in development, this means that the child's genetic tendencies

A) constrict a child's range of reaction in a given situation.
B) reduce the amount of G x E interaction that takes place.
C) increase the likelihood that specific genes will become activated in a child's phenotype.
D) bring about certain responses from parents and others.