In the Context of Shared Versus Nonshared Environmental Influences,Loehlin,Neiderhiser,and Reiss

In the context of shared versus nonshared environmental influences,Loehlin,Neiderhiser,and Reiss (2003) found that shared environments accounted for:

A) "niche picking" by individuals based on a particular genotype.
B) different peer influences on alcohol consumption.
C) personality clusters likely to seek risky environments.
D) several personality clusters in the "adjustment" domain.