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Correlational research has found differences in the brains of those with high IQs as opposed to low IQs. What is the most likely reason for these findings?

▸ The differences observed are clearly due to genetics.

▸ The differences may be due to environmental factors which impacted the brain during the process of its development.

▸ Smart people are superior to those with low IQs by way of their biological inheritance.

▸ There was a malfunction in the brain imaging technology and the results were tossed.

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