Research shows that
A) even Olympic athletes represent a combination of "good genes" and the right environment.
B) Olympic athletes are born, not made.
C) environment makes all the difference in who will and who will not become an Olympian.
D) genetics are more likely to determine male accomplishments than female accomplishments.

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Research indicates that becoming an Olympic athlete involves both genetic predispositions and environmental factors such as training, nutrition, and coaching. There is no evidence to support that Olympians are solely born (B), that environment is the only factor (C), or that genetics play a different role based on gender (D).

Research Shows That