1.
Correlations of religiosity between monozygotic twins reared together and apart are 0.49 and 0.51, a trivial difference from a statistical perspective. Nevertheless, if I separated twins at birth and placed them in different cultural settings, they would adopt the specific religious attitudes of the culture within which they were reared. One might be raised Hindu while the other is raised Christian. Based upon this, what can we infer about religiosity:
Select one:
a. religiosity is learned but the specific religious teaching is not
b. religiosity is learned and so is the specific religious teaching
c. religiosity is not learned and neither are the specific religious teachings
d. religiosity is not learned but the specific religious teaching is
2.
With respect to phenotypic similarities for the following pairs of individuals, which is the most difficult to predict:
Select one:
a. monozygotic twins
b. strangers
c. foster parent and child
d. parent and child
3.
What is one consequence of not providing infants and young children with stimulation and attention:
Select one:
a. death
b. there are no consequences
c. happiness
d. increased prolactin secretion
4.
What is the greatest predictor of behaviour?
Select one:
a. culture
b. genetics
c. individual differences
d. skin colour