Pablo and Diego are identical twins who were given up for adoption shortly after they
were born. Pablo was raised by well-educated parents, but Diego was not. It is likely that
Pablo and Diego have
a. identical IQ scores because they are identical twins.
b. very different IQ scores because they were raised in very different environments.
c. similar IQ scores because they are identical twins, but less so than identical twins raised
together.
d. IQ scores more similar than that of identical twins raised in the same environment.
e. an average IQ score that is equal to the average of their biological parents' IQ scores.
c. similar IQ scores because they are identical twins, but less so than identical twins
raised together.
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