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casperchen82

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A five year old boy is controlled and gentle. He is reluctant to play with new children and hesitates when entering new situations. Temperament researchers would probably identify this child as
 
  A. shy.
  B. inhibited.
  C. introverted.
  D. low in sociability.

Question 2

According to temperament researchers, which statement is correct about inhibited children?
 
  A. They will grow up to be shy adults.
  B. They are born with a predisposed tendency for anxiety to novelty.
  C. At least half of all American children can be identified as inhibited.
  D. They cannot be identified until about the age of five.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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