If one member of an identical twin pair has major depressive disorder, it is lik

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If one member of an identical twin pair has major depressive disorder, it is likely depressive disorder. This suggests that environmental factors that the other member of the twin pair will also have major a. the disorder is caused almost entirely by b. etic factors appear to have no influence on the likelihood of experiencing major depressive disorder C. genetic factors probably influence the likelihood of major depressive disorder d. identical twins are less genetically alike than fraternal twins

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The correct answer is Option C. This finding implies that genetic factors probably influence the likelihood of major depressive disorder.

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