At what age does personality tend to fully gel (i.e., begin to predict adult personality)?

At what age does personality tend to fully gel (i.e., begin to predict adult personality)?

a. Infancy
b. Elementary school years
c. Late adolescence
d. Middle adulthood

Question 2

With regard to Kbler-Ross's theory, subsequent research on death and dying has

a. provided substantial support for her theory.
b. found that anger is not a typical reaction to death.
c. determined that the dying process does not unfold in the manner she suggested.
d. found that her theory holds in the United States, but not in other cultures.

Question 3

Which statement between temperament and later personality is FALSE?

a. Well-adjusted three-year-olds tend to be well-adjusted adults
b. Highly emotional and difficult to control three-year-olds tend to be impulsive teens
c. Behavioral inhibition in preschool is predictive of low extraversion in middle childhood
d. An infant's high ability to exhibit effortful control predicts a lack of conscientiousness in later life

Question 4

According to Kbler-Ross, a sense of _____ permeates through all five stages of the dying process.

a. resentment
b. uncertainty
c. hope
d. fear

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At what age does personality tend to fully gel (i.e., begin to predict adult personality)?

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