In His Work Examining the Stability of Shyness in Early

question 175

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

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Definitions:

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