Select the Statement About Heredity and Intelligence That Is Not

Select the statement about heredity and intelligence that is not true.

A) IQ scores are usually more alike for fraternal twins than for identical twins.
B) Biological parents and children tend to be more alike in intelligence than adoptive parents and children.
C) The impact of heredity on intelligence increases during childhood and adolescence.
D) Children's IQ scores show distinctive patterns of spurts and lags that appear to be genetically influenced.