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One of a pair of twins is diagnosed with ASD. If this case follows research predictions, what is the probability that the other twin will also develop ASD?

▸ The probability would be the same as with the twin's other siblings.

▸ The probability would be highest if the twins were dizygotic.

▸ The probability is lower than in the general public.

▸ The probability would be highest if the twins were monozygotic.

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