The extent to which biologically related people show similar characteristics is measured by a technique called:
A) genetic engineering
B) recombinant technology
C) concordance
D) behavioral genetics

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Concordance is a technique used to measure the extent to which traits or disorders are shared among biologically related individuals, such as siblings or twins. It reflects the degree of similarity between these individuals in terms of their genetic makeup and environmental influences on development. Genetic engineering and recombinant technology are methods used to manipulate or alter genes, while behavioral genetics is a field of study that explores the interplay of genetics and environment in shaping behavior and mental processes.

The Extent to Which Biologically Related People Show Similar Characteristics