Research Indicates That Adopted Children Whose Biological Parents Have Shown

Research indicates that adopted children whose biological parents have shown pathology are

A) much more likely to be similar to the biological parents regardless of the familial environment.
B) predisposed to become similar to their adoptive families.
C) much less likely to be similar to them when their adoptive family provides an environment that offsets these genetic risks.
D) able to form greater attachments to their adopted siblings than their adopted parents.
E) more similar to their biological parents in terms of temperament and academic achievement.