Which of the Following Is False About Childhood Differences in Temperament

question 34

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is false about childhood differences in temperament patterns?

• A) Differences show up on teachers' evaluations.
• B) Differences are found in scores on standardized achievement tests.
• C) Differences are related to intelligence.
• D) Differences are found in the child's grades.

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