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    The Arguments About Whether Environments or Genes Are More Important
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The Arguments About Whether Environments or Genes Are More Important

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Question 1

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The arguments about whether environments or genes are more important determinants of personality are referred to as:


A) the eugenics debate.
B) the nature-nurture debate.
C) the heritability argument.
D) the equal environments assumption.

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