Many Psychologists Have Drawn Cause-And-Effect Conclusions from Relationships Seen Between

Many psychologists have drawn cause-and-effect conclusions from relationships seen between parents' behavior and their children's behavior. The conclusion that parents influence their children would be more justifiable if the results were the same for

A) boys as they are for girls.
B) adopted children as they are for children living with their biological parents.
C) seven-year-olds as they are for ten-year-olds.
D) children living in rural areas as they are for children living in large cities.