All in the Family?
Children and parents frequently have the same attitudes about politics and social issues. To a certain degree, these similarities trace to common personality traits, which are partly inherited (Kandler et al., 2012). But attitudes are more strongly influenced by life experiences (Olson et al., 2001).
Children and parents frequently have the same attitudes about politics and social issues. To a certain degree, these similarities trace to common personality traits, which are partly inherited (Kandler et al., 2012). But attitudes are more strongly influenced by life experiences (Olson et al., 2001).
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