According to studies of twins,
A. there is a strong causal relationship between genetics and crime.
B. there is some support for the hypothesis that some genetic influences increase the risk of criminality.
C. there is no evidence that genetic factors explain criminality.
D. there has not been enough research comparing monozygotic twins to dizygotic twins to make any conclusions.
Answer: B
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