Jane and Joan are identical twins. Sam and Stan are fraternal twins. How do identical twins and fraternal twins differ in the likelihood that they will suffer from the same personality disorder?

What will be an ideal response?

Answer: Identical twins are more likely to suffer from the same personality disorder as compared with fraternal twins.

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B.	Decision-Making
C.	Decision-Theoretic Approach
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