If an adopted adult's weight is more strongly correlated with the weight of their biological parents rather than their adopted parents,then this provides evidence for:
A) environmental factors
B) psychosocial hunger factors
C) peripheral cues
D) genetic hunger factors

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The fact that an adopted adult's weight is more strongly correlated with the weight of their biological parents suggests that genetics play a stronger role in determining their weight rather than environmental factors. Therefore, genetic hunger factors would be the best choice.

If an Adopted Adult's Weight Is More Strongly Correlated with the Weight