The view that IQ scores are largely a function of heredity but supported by the environment reflects Aslin's concept of

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Aslin's concept of maintenance posits that a skill or trait is largely determined by genetic factors, but can be influenced and supported by environmental factors. This aligns with the view that IQ scores are largely a function of heredity, but can be supported by the environment. Facilitation (B) and attunement (C) are related concepts but do not directly connect with the question of IQ and heredity/environment. Induction (D) involves using specific observations or data to form a general conclusion, which is not evident in the given statement. Accommodation (E) refers to the process of changing one's mental schema to accommodate new information, which is not applicable here.

The View That IQ Scores Are Largely a Function of Heredity