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According to research examining the relationship between genetics and shyness (Reiss et al., 2000), parents who are overprotective of a shy child
 
  a. may accentuate the child's shyness.
  b. may minimize the child's shyness.
  c. may see the child outgrow his/her natural shyness over time.
  d. may also have outgoing children who tend to dominate the shy child.
  e. may have relatively little influence on the child's genetically determined shyness.
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This helps so much, thank you for responding so quickly...
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