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Ebrown

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Research by Burt suggests that genes
 
  a. can code for a particular behavior, but not the social consequences of that behavior.
  b. can code for social consequences of a particular behavior, but not the behavior itself.
  c. can code for a particular behavior and for the social consequences of that behavior.
  d. cant code either for a particular behavior or social consequences.

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In a negative genotype-environment correlation with regard to language development
 
  a. a child has inherited genes that are not favorable for language development.
  b. a child has inherited genes that are favorable to language development but the environment he or she has been provided discourages language development.
  c. a child has inherited genes that are favorable to language development and opportunities in the environment to practice language development but chooses not to participate.
  d. a child has inherited genes that are not favorable for language development and is in an environment that discourages language activities.


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Reply #1 on: Jun 21, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Answer: c: can code for a particular behavior and for the social consequences of that behavior.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b: a child has inherited genes that are favorable to language development but the environment he or she has been provided discourages language development.


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Reply 2 on: Jun 21, 2018
Excellent

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