The behavioral genetics approach
A) examines the direct influence of genes by studying behavior at the cellular level.
B) cannot explain how genes and environment influences behavior.
C) is a strict behavioral approach to studying the influence of the environment on the expression of physical traits in related individuals.
D) relies on family, twin, and adoption studies to investigate gene/environment interactions.
Question 2
As a patient describes his symptoms to a clinician, she begins to suspect that he is suffering from an anxiety disorder. When he mentions fearing class presentations and dropping classes to avoid them, she knows that he
A) is likely to need medication to help him relax.
B) has just cited two classic behavioral symptoms of anxiety.
C) probably suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder.
D) comes from a highly anxious family.
genetics
Mastering Genetics Chap 2
Child Development: A Cultural Approach
The monastery garden where Mendel carried out his experiments on plant genetics.
Mutations in human mitochondrial genes leading to disease syndromes
Reporter genes