Adults Who Had Been Initially Identified as "Inhibited" or "Uninhibited

Multiple Choice

Adults who had been initially identified as "inhibited" or "uninhibited" as infants were tested with functional magnetic resonance imaging, a procedure that measures brain activity, while looking at photographs of unfamiliar people. Results of this study showed

A) greater activity in the amygdala of the "inhibited" adults.
B) lower activity in the amygdala of the "inhibited" adults.
C) greater activity in the occipital lobe of the "uninhibited" adults.
D) lower activity in the occipital lobe of the "inhibited" adults.