Multiple Choice
What is the logic behind a twin study?
A) If monozygotic twins, who show 100% genetic similarity, have greater behavioral concordance on a given trait than dizygotic twins do, that trait is at least partially genetically determined.
B) If dizygotic twins, who show 100% genetic similarity, have greater behavioral concordance on a given trait than monozygotic twins do, that trait is at least partially genetically determined.
C) If monozygotic twins, who show 100% genetic similarity, have greater behavioral concordance on a given trait than dizygotic twins do there is a gene for the trait that these twins share.
D) If dizygotic twins, who show 100% genetic similarity, have greater behavioral concordance on a given trait than monozygotic twins do there is a gene for the trait that these twins share.
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