A Passive Gene-Environment Relation Is Best Exemplified by

Multiple Choice

A passive gene-environment relation is best exemplified by

A) parents who pass on "unathletic" genes to their child but provide many opportunities for the child to develop motor skills and participate in sports.
B) parents who pass on "athletic" genes to their child and spend a lot of time playing ball with them and put them in team sports at the earliest opportunity.
C) a child who received "athletic" genes from her parents and who begs her parents to play active, physical games with her.
D) a child who received "athletic" genes from her parents but would rather watch TV than participate in active, outdoor activities.