Unlike Herrnstein and Murray, most social scientists consider intelligence to be
A) largely determined by heredity.
B) an unimportant aspect of human nature.
C) largely learned from the social environment.
D) determined about one-half from the social environment and one-half from heredity.

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Most social scientists believe that intelligence is largely influenced by environmental factors, including education, culture, and social interactions, rather than being solely determined by heredity.

Unlike Herrnstein and Murray, Most Social Scientists Consider Intelligence to Be