As a Child, Brett Always Had a Lot of Energy

question 90

Multiple Choice

As a child, Brett always had a lot of energy at his parent's social gatherings. As an adult, he makes a point to talk to everyone attending a party. This is an example of

• A) personal-environment transactions.
• B) temperament.
• C) heterotypic continuity.
• D) cumulative continuity.

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Short Run

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Short Run

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