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Consider the issue of "nature/nurture" in intelligence. Which of the following statements is most accurate according to researchers?
A) Intelligence is determined primarily by genetics when children are young (such as preschool age), but later the environment is much more important.
B) Genetics and the environment both make major contributions to intelligence.
C) Intelligence is determined primarily by the environment, with genetics having only a minimum impact.
D) Intelligence is determined primarily by genetics, and it is only minimally alterable by experience.

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