Kia and Mia are monozygotic twins. At birth, they were separated and adopted by different families. Kia grew up in Los Angeles. Mia grew up in New York City. Given the research, you would expect Kia and Mia to
a. share the same degree of genetic similarity as twins reared together.
b. be less alike, genetically, than dizygotic twins reared together.
c. be identical in genetics, behaviors and preferences.
d. be no more alike in genetics, behaviors and preferences than regular siblings.
a
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A. psychotherapy B. deinstitutionalization C. meta-analysis D. transference
A meta-analysis asks whether
a. a therapy is equally effective across target behaviors. b. the patient is equally dedicated over the course of treatment. c. different cultures benefit from a specific treatment. d. a therapy is an effective treatment for a certain problem.
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b. Secondhand smoke exposure can lead to death. c. Less than one-fifth of Americans have been exposed to secondhand smoke. d. Nonsmokers exposed to secondhand smoke are more likely to die from lung cancer than from cardiovascular disease.
In cases of androgen insensitivity syndrome (AIS) a. the Müllerian system develops normally, but the Wolffian system does not. b. the Wolffian system develops normally, but the Müllerian system does not. c. both the Wolffian and Müllerian systems develop
d. neither the Wolffian nor the Müllerian systems develop.