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and the environment influence our behavior. Behavioral genetics studies the role played by inheritance in mental ability, temperament, emotional stability, and so on. See APA’s Biological Bases of Behavior unit lesson plan for additional information on behavioral genetics. II. Continuity and change in development A.
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