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Assume that personality researchers have isolated a new trait. If this new trait is similar to the Big Five traits in terms of heritability, which pattern would you expect to see?

▸ Fraternal twins reared together will be more similar than identical twins reared together.

▸ Identical twins reared apart will be more similar than fraternal twins reared together.

▸ Fraternal and identical twins show equivalent similarity in personality.

▸ Fraternal twins reared together will be more similar than identical twins reared apart.

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