When people tend to focus on the properties of objects without consideration of the context, this is described as a(n) ___________ thinking style

Adoption studies are important in behavior genetics because they help to

a. investigate the effects of adoption. b. provide evidence on genetic versus environmental contributions. c. separate the MZ twins from the DZ twins. d. determine whether adoption can influence genetic makeup.

According to the _____ hypothesis, the effects of entering puberty markedly early or late result from the stress of being different from others in one's peer group

A) stage termination B) deviance C) adult resemblance D) continuum