Tony Vernon and his colleagues have reported that there seems to be a genetic basis for attitudes about riding on roller coasters. Most likely, this is due to
A)a roller coaster gene
B)domain specific adaptation
C)genes controlling development of the vestibular system and the inner ear
D)genes controlling the development of intelligence
E)a selection for the Big Five characteristics

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The vestibular system and the inner ear are directly involved in balance and spatial orientation, which are crucial for how one experiences and reacts to motion, such as that experienced on roller coasters. Genetic variations in these areas could influence one's comfort with or aversion to such experiences.

Tony Vernon and His Colleagues Have Reported That There Seems