Rothbart's Dimensions of Temperamental Variation Include

question 104

Multiple Choice

Rothbart's dimensions of temperamental variation include:

• A) self-regulation, motivation, and optimism.
• B) effortful control, negative affect, and extraversion.
• C) irritability, reactivity, and responsiveness.
• D) activity level, sociability, and responsiveness.

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Definitions:

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