Studies Indicate That Early Styles of Temperament

question 58

Multiple Choice

Studies indicate that early styles of temperament

• A) are relatively stable and may have far-reaching implications for cognitive and social functioning later in life.
• B) are fairly unstable and are predictive only of parent-child relations until the children reach about six years of age.
• C) have no predictive power.
• D) are good predictors of child behavior until children enter school.

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