Eighteen- to 24-Month-Olds Have Often Learned to Regulate Simple Emotions

question 109

Multiple Choice

Eighteen- to 24-month-olds have often learned to regulate simple emotions through such strategies as

• A) compressing their lips or knitting their brows
• B) distracting themselves from unpleasantries
• C) complying with emotional display rules of their culture
• D) compressing their lips or knitting their brows and distracting themselves from unpleasantries
• E) distracting themselves from unpleasantries and complying with emotional display rules of their culture

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