| A) | The notion of social behavior as the product of evolved biology is one-sided.
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| B) | Children reared in the same environment often have different personalities.
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| C) | What parents do does not make a difference in children's behavior.
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| D) | Natural selection; survival of the fittest.
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| E) | Each individual has a range of potential but will not exceed that range.
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| F) | DNA collaborates with other sources of information to determinespecify our characteristics.
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| G) | Development is the ongoing, bidirectional interchange between heredity and the environment
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| H) | With colleagues, directed the Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart
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| I) | Researcher who conducted the New England Centenarian Study.
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| J) | Evolution pervasively influences how we make decisions, experience fears, and act aggressively.
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| K) | Biology allows a broad range of cultural possibilities.
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| L) | The benefits conferred by evolutionary selection decrease with age.
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