Research on Early Temperament and Later Development Suggests That

question 94

Multiple Choice

Research on early temperament and later development suggests that

• A)temperament and personality are developmentally unrelated concepts.
• B)there is a meaningful relationship between early childhood temperament and later adult personality.
• C)behavioral inhibitions in early life are related to extraversion in later life.
• D)"easy" children may turn out to be maladjusted adults,but "difficult" children are certain to do so.

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