108. The gene for Huntington’s disease is located on chromosome 4. Ans: True 109. Humans have far genes than originally thought. Ans: True 110. The fact that parent and offspring may differ is irrelevant for natural selection. Ans: 111. Heritability is the percentage of variation in a given characteristic that can be attributed to genetics. Ans: True 112. Psychologists no longer find it useful to talk about nature versus nurture. Ans: True 113. Heritability for schizophrenia ranges from 60–90%. Ans: True 114. Concordance rates from twin studies are higher for medical disorders than psychological disorders. Ans: False 115. Adoption studies have tended to overestimate the heritability of intelligence. Ans: True
108. The gene for Huntington’s disease is located on chromosome 4. Ans: True 109. Humans have far genes than originally thought. Ans: True 110. The fact that parent and offspring may differ is irrelevant for natural selection. Ans: 111. Heritability is the percentage of variation in a given characteristic that can be attributed to genetics. Ans: True 112. Psychologists no longer find it useful to talk about nature versus nurture. Ans: True 113. Heritability for schizophrenia ranges from 60–90%. Ans: True 114. Concordance rates from twin studies are higher for medical disorders than psychological disorders. Ans: False 115. Adoption studies have tended to overestimate the heritability of intelligence. Ans: True
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