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erika

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Which of these was NOT among Thomas and Chess's three categories of infant temperament?
 
  a. Slow to warm up
  b. Difficult
  c. Slow to cool off
  d. Easy

Question 2

The range of reaction for a strongly canalized trait will tend to be
 
  a. narrow, with a small range of possible outcomes.
  b. moderate, with a broader range of possible outcomes.
  c. wide, with a very large number of diverse possibilities.
  d. unpredictable in the absence of further information.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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