Which of the Following Is True About Measuring Temperament

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true about measuring temperament?

A) Parental reports provide little information about the way parents view and respond to their babies.
B) Parental reports have a low correlation to researchers' observations of children's behavior.
C) Researchers can better control children's experiences in the home setting as opposed to the laboratory.
D) Most neurophysiological research focuses on the positive-affect and fearful-distress dimensions of temperament.