Adoption studies are often used when attempting to study the influence of genetic factors on psychological disorders because these studies allow examination of genetic influences of psychopathology
A. without the typical confound of common biological parents.
B. using more sophisticated statistical techniques.
C. through direct examination of genetic causes.
D. without the typical confound of siblings raised in the same environment.
Answer: D
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A. developed and changed throughout his or her life. B. developed during the psychosexual stages of his or her life. C. resolved conflicts in early life. D. sees himself or herself as part of a family, a community, and a culture.
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What will be an ideal response?
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A. Volunteering as a stage hand at the local community theater B. Planning the next adventure C. Still working at the same job processing documents at the courthouse D. Being the "go to guy" when help is needed