Passive gene–environment correlations are ________
a. likely to increase between childhood and adulthood
b. those in which individuals seek out or create environments correlated with their genetic predispositions
c. present when a child is adopted into a family to which s(he) is not genetically related
d. present from childhood and correlated with the family environment
Answer: D
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