Jane and sarah are fraternal twins raised in the same family. jane has warm feelings toward her parents while sarah has less than a positive view of her father. why?

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23 August, 16:15

Jane and sarah are fraternal twins raised in the same family. jane has warm feelings toward her parents while sarah has less than a positive view of her father. why?

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Turner Johnston · Answer 1

The answer is "Fraternal twins recall greater variations in their early family life."

Fraternal twins are much the same as some other siblings and sisters in a similar family who share the same biological parents. The main distinction is that they simply have been imagined around the same time and be sharing their mom's uterus amid the same pregnancy. Fraternal twins share around half of their hereditary cosmetics. This is close to different kin with the same natural guardians.