Mr. Samson wants to know just how intelligent his young daughter, Samantha, will be. Dr. Brown tells him that even though Samantha's upper and lower limits of intelligence have been determined genetically, Mr. Samson can provide her with experiences that will shape her level of intelligence. Dr. Brown is describing which of the following?

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Dr. Brown is describing the concept of reaction range, which suggests that genetics set the potential range of an individual's intelligence, but environmental factors and experiences determine where within that range the individual's intelligence will actually fall.

Mr Samson Wants to Know Just How Intelligent His Young