Although it is difficult to determine precisely how much of personality is determined by genetics, the results of twin studies suggest that genetics probably accounts for about _______ percent of the variance of adult personality
A. 85
B. 60
C. 40
D. 5
C
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He would have started a new business. He would have engaged in volunteer work. He would have helped Fathima around the house. He would have encouraged Fathima to look for a job.