T/F: temperament as a child has no consistency in the development from infancy onwar
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Temperament refers to the individual differences in how children react to and interact with their environment, which are present from an early age. Show more…
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Which of the following statements about temperament is true? Temperament is stable and does not change as we grow older. Temperament is most malleable to change during infancy. Temperament is most malleable to change during childhood. Temperament is fairly flexible and changes several times throughout the life cycle. Answer cannot be determined
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Which statement is true about stability and change throughout the life span? a. Once we reach adolescence, our attitudes are set for life and do not change. b. Our temperament takes a while to develop as we learn through experience. c. Our temperament tends to be very stable throughout our lives. d. A shy child usually becomes an outgoing adult.
Personality tends to be stable over time. For example, a. temperament is a product of learning and can therefore be unlearned. b. temperament seems to be biologically based and tends to remain stable throughout life. c. temperament changes significantly during adolescence. d. fraternal twins tend to have more similar temperaments than do identical twins.
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