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Landon and Logan are identical twins who have been raised in the same family and attended the same schools. As a result, their environments have been very similar. Landon is goal-oriented and driven while Logan is laid back and easy going. How would researchers explain this personality difference?

▸ Since genetics should explain all personality differences, there must have been a genetic mutation.

▸ Shared environment is less important than once thought.

▸ Only 40 percent of personality is inherited.

▸ There is no way to explain their differences.

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