Question

Sometimes our genetically-influenced traits effect how others respond to us. Abraham Lincoln’s melancholy (depression) often caused his colleagues to offer more support when they saw him struggling with a particular problem. This aspect of gene-environment interaction refers to Group of answer choices

genes are self-regulating.
evocative interactions.
malingering.
a selection effect.

Answer 1

The correct answer is "evocative interactions".

Step-by-step explanation:

According to gene-environment theory, gene–environment correlation refers to how our inner individual genotype affects our exposure to certain environmental conditions. In this regard, evocative interactions or reactive interactions, are the ways at which genetically influenced behaviors affect the way the environment respond to us. For instance, Abraham Lincoln's depression leading to their colleagues giving him more support or an adolescent with antisocial behavior leading to their parents not giving him a proper education.