The Degree to Which a Child's Temperament Is Adaptable to His

question 100

Multiple Choice

The degree to which a child's temperament is adaptable to his environment is called

• A) survival of the fittest.
• B) goodness of fit.
• C) niche-picking.
• D) temperament matching.

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