• In Scarr's heredity-environment correlations view, heredity directs the types of environments that children experience. She describes three genotype-environment correlations: passive, evocative, and active (niche- picking). Scarr argues that the relative importance of these three genotype-environment correlations changes as children develop. • The epigenetic view emphasizes that development is the result of an ongoing, bidirectional interchange between heredity and environment. Gene * environment interaction involves the interaction of a specific measured variation in the DNA and a specific measured aspect of the environment. An increasing number of G * E studies are being conducted. gives neninle a propensity for a r7. I would like to explain and give examples of Dr. Sandra Scarr's research. What could you tell me to assist me with my explanations? 3-4 sentences or more 8. What is the difference between the epigenetic view and the GXE interaction view?