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What flaw did researcher Eric Turkheimer find in past studies of twins and intelligence?
 
  A) effects of diet and nutrition were not accounted for
  B) only fraternal twins were included
  C) only male twins were studied
  D) only middle-class twins were studied

Question 2

A/An __________ is exceptionally powerful in determining an individual's identity, often to the point where other statuses are virtually ignored.
 
  a. role
   b. master status
  c. achieved status
  d. ascribed status



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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