In addition to conscientiousness and extraversion, what is one of the big five dimensions of temperament?
a. aggressiveness
b. mood
c. distractability
d. neuroticism
Question 2
While visiting your niece in the hospital, you see several other very young children. You observe one young child who is placid and smiles often, whereas another child seems to be very active and fussy. Such differences in style are often described as
reflections of
a. imprinting.
b. motivation.
c. affiliation.
d. temperament.
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