One study discussed in the text demonstrated that the grades of children who were highly engaged in school changed in more positive directions than would have been predicted by genetic background or family environment alone. This finding is MOST supportive of the theory of:

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The finding that children's academic outcomes were influenced more strongly by their engagement in school than by genetic background or family environment supports the theory of Scarr, which suggests that environmental factors, such as engagement in school, play a greater role in shaping development than genetic factors alone. The other answer choices are not as directly related to this finding.

One Study Discussed in the Text Demonstrated That the Grades