Temperament Is Best Described as

question 35

Multiple Choice

Temperament is best described as

• A) a genetically based tendency to respond in a predictable way that is first seen in early infancy.
• B) a genetically based tendency to respond in a predictable way that is first seen in late infancy.
• C) a social experience based tendency to respond in a predictable way that is first seen in early infancy.
• D) a social experience based tendency to respond in a predictable way that is first seen in later infancy.

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Definitions:

Increased Accuracy

The enhancement of precision or correctness in measurement, observation, or analysis.

Simple Random Sampling

A method of selecting a sample in which every member of the population has an equal chance of being chosen.

Youngsters

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