Niche-picking refers to
A) one genotype leading to a range of phenotypes, depending on the environment.
B) children deliberately seeking environments that fit their heredity.
C) children's heredity eliciting different reactions from the environment.
D) parents both passing on their genes to their children and providing an environment for their children.

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Niche-picking refers to the process where individuals (often children) actively choose environments that complement their inherited tendencies. This concept is part of the broader understanding of how genetics and environment interact to shape an individual's development.

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