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tsand2

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Research conducted by Kagan indicates that
 
  A) infants different reactions to aversive stimuli are predictive of later behavior.
  B) infants display no behaviors related to traits.
  C) infants can be clearly divided into P, E, or N types.
  D) infants learn traits by the age of 6 weeks.

Question 2

For Eysenck, development of a specific trait
 
  A) is independent of environmental influence.
  B) depends on interaction with appropriate environmental event.
  C) is independent of learning.
  D) all of the above



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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