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olga2289 [7]
4 years ago
7

Identical twins Brody and Brady both demonstrate high levels of Agreeableness and Openness, compared to their fraternal twin fri

ends, Kayla and Micah, who are very different from one another. This situation is an example of the _______ factor that affects personality traits. Group of answer choices
a) genetic

b) environmental

c) evolutionary

d) cultural
Biology
1 answer:
seropon [69]4 years ago
7 0

Answer: a) genetic

b) environmental

Explanation:

Phenotype is a function of genotype and environment

P=G+E

Where P= phenotype

G=Genotype

E=Environment

The phenotype of an individual i.e what is seen or expressed is a product of the gene he or she carries and the environment they occupy.

Gene is the genetic makeup of an individual.

The Identical and fraternal twin are products of their gene and the environment such as uterine environment, parenting style they grow, Identical twins have 100% of identical genes while fraternal twin have 50% gene in common

Hence, the difference is a function of their genetic makeup and the environment they grow.

Culture and evolution can also be regarded as part of the environment.

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