The home you grow up in,your parents' SES level,and the friends your parents choose for you to play with are all examples of a passive-genotype effect.

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Passive-genotype effects refer to the environmental influences that are correlated with an individual's genetic makeup, such as the examples given in the statement. As these factors are largely out of an individual's control, they are considered passive effects.

The Home You Grow Up In,your Parents' SES Level,and the Friends