In His Work Examining the Stability of Shyness in Early

question 522

Multiple Choice

In his work examining the stability of shyness in early childhood, Kagan and his colleagues have found that this temperament variable

• A)is completely unrelated to future behaviour patterns
• B)is highly consistent and stable for the vast majority of children
• C)is related to future behaviour patterns, but only for children rated as being extremely uninhibited
• D)is related to future behaviour patterns, but only for children rated as being extremely uninhibited or extremely inhibited

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Definitions:

Moral Standards

Principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior, often culturally defined and personally or socially enforced.

Rationalization

The process of explaining an often undesirable behavior or feeling in a logically acceptable way, distancing oneself from the true underlying motivations.

Ethical Course

A direction of action that aligns with moral principles and professional integrity.

Misconception

A misconception is a view or opinion that is incorrect because it is based on faulty thinking or understanding.