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    Another Person's Distress Makes Children with More Highly Inhibited Temperaments
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Another Person's Distress Makes Children with More Highly Inhibited Temperaments

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Another person's distress makes children with more highly inhibited temperaments less upset than children with less inhibited temperaments

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