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Two parents are astounded by the intellect of their young daughter, who has an IQ much higher than either of their own. Which one of the following is a most plausible explanation for this difference in intellect?

▸ Intelligence is determined entirely by the environment and therefore the parents' intelligence has nothing to do with the daughter's.

▸ The combination of genes that the daughter inherited as well as her environment all contribute to her high intelligence.

▸ The gene for high intelligence is only expressed in certain environments.

▸ The daughter received the gene for high intelligence, which is recessive, from each of her parents.

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Early Childhood Development: A Multicultural Perspective

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