Genetic counseling typically involves
A) obtaining a detailed family history and performing tests to help couples with concerns about inherited disorders.
B) informing parents-to-be about how they can have a more intelligent child.
C) the government in making decisions for private citizens.
D) helping couples with fertility problems.

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Genetic counseling involves evaluating the risk of inherited conditions or disorders based on a detailed family history, performing genetic tests, and providing information and support to couples who are considering having children. While genetic counseling may touch on fertility issues, that is not the primary focus of the practice. Option B is an incorrect and unethical statement, and option C is not related to the role of genetic counseling.

Genetic Counseling Typically Involves