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Kinship research suggests that
A)   nonshared environmental factors are more powerful than shared influences on IQ.
B)   in adolescence, the IQ resemblance between fraternal twins increases.
C)   the impact of nonshared environmental influences is greatest in childhood.
D)   shared environmental factors are more powerful than nonshared influences on IQ.
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Child Development


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Very nice of you to have taken the time to answer my question.
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It wasn't any bother, happy to help Smiling Face with Open Mouth
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