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Which of the following statements best captures the sense of the term interaction, as it is used in the context of a course focusing on human lifespan development?

▸ Genes determine most of the important physical characteristics about an individual.

▸ The environment determines to a large degree how children are treated by their parents and genetic forces are seldom involved.

▸ Genetic and environmental forces both contribute to how development unfolds and their influences are intertwined.

▸ Genetic and environmental forces are both important forces that affect human development.

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