What role does inheritance play in the development of anxiety disorders?
a. Inheritance plays only a very weak role.
b. Inheritance plays a very strong role.
c. Inheritance plays only a modest role.
d. Although inheritance plays a role in developing anxiety disorders, it is much stronger in GAD than other anxiety disorders.
Question 2
Research by Fox (2005) suggests that which child would be most likely to display behavioral inhibition (i.e., shyness)?
a. a child who has a long allele 5-HTTLPR and whose parents provided low levels of social support
b. a child who has a long allele 5-HTTLPR and whose parents provided excessive levels of social support
c. a child who has a short allele 5-HTTLPR and whose parents provided low levels of social support
d. a child who has a short allele 5-HTTLPR and whose parents provided excessive levels of social support
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