Researchers Measured Children's Fear of Unfamiliar Situations at 21 Months

question 3

Multiple Choice

Researchers measured children's fear of unfamiliar situations at 21 months and again at four years of age. When the children were brought back to the laboratory at five and a half years, the researchers found

• A) that children who were inhibited earlier displayed more risky behavior when playing a ball-tossing game.
• B) that children who were inhibited earlier displayed more risky behavior when playing on a mattress in a falling game.
• C) that children who were inhibited at 21 months and four years again clung to their mother or father as before.
• D) that children who were uninhibited at 21 months and four years began to cling to their mother or father at five and a half years.

---

Definitions:

Coverdell Education Savings Account

A tax-advantaged savings account designed to pay for education expenses at both secondary and post-secondary levels.

Traditional IRA

An individual retirement account that offers tax deferral on contributions and investment gains, with taxes paid on money withdrawn during retirement.

Coverdell Education Savings Account

An investment account in the U.S. with tax benefits, intended to promote savings for future educational costs.

AGI

Adjusted Gross Income, which is gross income minus adjustments, and serves as a basis for calculating taxable income on an individual's tax return.