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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.6
What does research in genetics tell us about the heritability of human long-term memory capability?
The involvement of multiple genes makes it complex to determine precisely but indicates some degree of heritability.
Genetic factors completely determine an individual's long-term memory capacity without any environmental influence.
A single gene determines the strength and capacity for long-term memories.
Genetics has no impact on long-term memory capabilities.
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