When Examining the Internal (I

When examining the internal (i.e., genetic) and external (i.e., environmental) influences on religiousness over time, the pattern of results suggests that the expression of religiousness during one's youth is:

A) More influenced by environmental factors, such as the religious practices of one's parents and siblings, than genetic factors
B) More influenced by genetic, internalized expressions of religious beliefs (e.g., the importance of religion in daily life) than environmental factors
C) Equally influenced by both genetic and environmental factors, which is the only time this occurs in the lifecycle
D) Not influenced by either genetic or environmental factors because individuals are still establishing their social and moral identities, which are needed to formulate religious ideals