Monkey C is calm and Monkey R is reactive and nervous. Monkey C's baby, Baby M, is adopted by Monkey R. How do you predict that Baby M will act in extremely stressful situations like going to the vet? If the results come out as you predict, explain what this experiment would suggest about the effect of genes and environment on personality?

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