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Which of the following statements is true of the care of a dying older person in the United States today in contrast to that in 1900?

Unlike in 1900, most of the dying people are cared for by distant relatives today. Unlike in 1900, the exposure to death and its painful surroundings have decreased today. Today, the care of a dying older person has shifted to the family members, whereas in 1900, hospice was the most common choice. Today, older people choose to die at home surrounded by friends and family, whereas in 1900, most people chose to die in nursing homes.

If a trait has high heritability, ____

a. hereditary differences will not account for any observed variations in that trait b. the environment cannot influence that trait c. the environment may possibly influence that trait d. heredity does not influence that trait