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bobbysung

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In which Halstead-Reitan subtest is the subject blindfolded and asked to fit wooden blocks
   into shaped depressions?
 
  a. category test c. picture puzzle test
   b. grooved design test d. tactual performance test

Question 2

Differences between monozygotic twins are the results of ______ differences.
 
  a. subtle genetic c. personality
   b. significant genetic d. environmental



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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