Correlation Between Measures of Behavioral Inhibition in Children and Physiological

Multiple Choice

Correlation between measures of behavioral inhibition in children and physiological measures, such as muscle tension, heart rate, dilation of the pupil of the eye, and the chemical composition of both urine and saliva indicate that

A) temperament is a set of learned habits.
B) behavioral inhibition is strongly related to the environment.
C) parental influences cause behavioral inhibition in children.
D) behavioral inhibition is predictive of greater adaptability in adulthood.
E) temperament is based on physiological responses.