We often discuss genes vs environment as if it is an either/or proposition. However, it doesn't really make sense to talk about genes OR environment because there is a constant interplay between the...

Extracted text: We often discuss genes vs environment as if it is an either/or proposition. However, it doesn't really make sense to talk about genes OR environment because there is a constant interplay between the two. Which of the following best illustrates this point. O Twin boys raised apart begin to sit, stand and walk at exactly the same times. O Two biologically unrelated children in the same household both have a passion for basketball. A child with a genetic disposition towards shyness learns to be somewhat more outgoing through socialization practice O African infants who are "trained" to walk at an early age begin walking earlier than European infants.