The limits that one's environment places on the effects of heredity is referred to as the
A)secular trend.
B)maturation limit.
C)zone of proximal development.
D)reaction range.

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The reaction range refers to the range of potential expression of a genetic trait that is influenced by environmental factors. It represents the limits that the environment places on the effects of heredity. The other options (secular trend, maturation limit, and zone of proximal development) are not directly related to the concept of the limits of heredity in the environment.

The Limits That One's Environment Places on the Effects of Heredity