After creating a child's DNA profile, behavioral geneticists can then look to see
A) if the genotype is associated with behavior phenotypes.
B) if the DNA links the child to a certain geographic location.
C) if the child is going to be cared for by adoptive parents.
D) if the child ranks high or low eugenically.

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Behavioral geneticists study the relationship between genetic makeup (genotype) and behavioral traits (phenotypes). They can analyze a child's DNA profile to see if certain genetic variations are associated with specific behaviors, not to determine geographic origins, adoption status, or eugenic rankings.

After Creating a Child's DNA Profile, Behavioral Geneticists Can Then