Heredity & Environment
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In the context of the relative effects of heredity and environment in child development, analyzing the complex interrelationships of 'genetic correlation' and 'environmental correlation', which of the following statements presents the most logical and scientific view based on psychological research (such as twin studies and adoption studies)?
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In the process of child development, both heredity and environment make combined and interactive contributions. The concept of 'Reaction Range' clarifies that genes provide us with a potential range of physical and mental abilities, but the extent to which an individual reaches within that range is determined by their environment, upbringing, and experiences.
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