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ENagel

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A mother tells her toddler that it's okay to scream and shout at a sporting event but not in church. These are
 
  a. etiquetted codifiers.
  b. asocial phases of attachment.
  c. preadapted characteristics.
  d. display rules.

Question 2

Tryon's experiments on selective breeding of rats to increase their maze-learning ability was related to
 
  a. evocative genotype/environment correlation.
  b. concordance data.
  c. in vitro fertilization.
  d. positive eugenics.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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