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Using evidence from twin studies discuss what we know about environmental influences on intelligence. |
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Using evidence from twin studies discuss what we know about the inheritability of intelligence. |
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Examine the evidence in support of genetic influences on personality. |
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Both nativist and environmental explanations for personality are persuasive but not sufficient. Discuss how far you agree with this statement and why. |
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Discuss the benefits and more problematic aspects that make genetic screening a contentious issue. |
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Evidence suggests that the sexes differ in their approaches to mating behaviour. Outline the competing theories that attempt to explain these differences. |
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Evolutionary psychological theories are hotly debated. Discuss the key topics of contention and misunderstanding relating to these theoretical approaches. |
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If certain behaviours are seen as evolutionarily adaptive why do humans have such wide ranging individual differences? |
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