In understanding the trait of shyness, a behavioral geneticist will argue that:

1. genetics will determine

two levels of shyness and environmental factors will determine which one actually occurs.

2. the influence of genetics on shyness is fixed.

3. identical twins separated at birth will always have the same level of shyness.

4. genetics set a range for the level of shyness and environmental influences will interact with that range.

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Bruce Hogan

Physics

3 June, 11:43

In understanding the trait of shyness, a behavioral geneticist will argue that:

1. genetics will determine

two levels of shyness and environmental factors will determine which one actually occurs.

2. the influence of genetics on shyness is fixed.

3. identical twins separated at birth will always have the same level of shyness.

4. genetics set a range for the level of shyness and environmental influences will interact with that range.

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Kelvin Pacheco · Answer 1

4. genetics set a range for the level of shyness and environmental influences will interact with that range.

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4. genetics set a range for the level of shyness and environmental influences will interact with that range.

Environmental changes determine to which range certain traits work. e. g the eggs hatch but only when certain heat is provided to them. similarly genetics work in all behaviuors but it shows when conditions are most favourable.

Every child is born with an ability to learn but only those learn who are given the environment to do so.