Plomin and Spinath describe behavioral genetics as a three-layered approach, which can be referred to as
A) genetics, genes, and genome.
B) brain, body, and mind.
C) translation, transcription, and expression.
D) cell, organ, organism.

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Behavioral genetics is described by Plomin and Spinath as encompassing genetics, genes, and genome, which represent the three layers of focus in the field: the broader genetic context, the specific genes involved, and the entire genome.

Plomin and Spinath Describe Behavioral Genetics as a Three-Layered Approach