List the three types of gene-environment correlations. How do these correlations change with age?

Three types of gene-environment correlations are passive, evocative, and active. Passive gene-environment correlations are seen early in life because children are reared in environments that are created by their parents, who share their genotype. In evocative gene-environment correlations, a child's genetic traits (e.g., personality characteristics including openness to experience) influence the social and physical environment, which shape development in ways that support the genetic trait. Active gene-environment correlations occur when the child actively creates experiences and environments that correspond to and influence his genetic predisposition.