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Elena and Aidan are both writers and spend a great deal of time reading to their young son. This is an
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A)   a passive gene–environment correlation.
B)   an evocative gene–environment correlation.
C)   an active gene–environment correlation.
D)   niche-picking.
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Soren Author
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9 years ago
I doubted myself! Thanks for confirming. Giving your response the best answer Slight Smile
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It was nothing! Don't forget to mark the topic solved
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I think B
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