The strongest support for heredity’s influence on intelligenceis the finding thata. identical twins, but not other siblings, have nearlyidentical intelligence test scores.b. the correlation between intelligence test scores offraternal twins is not higher than that for other siblings.c. mental similarities between adopted siblings increase withage.d. children in impoverished families have similar intelligencescores.

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