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Nona is describing her 4-month-old daughter, Laurel. "She startles at every little sound. She always seems nervous and fearful, and she overreacts to the littlest inconvenience. At the playground the other day a friendly dog licked her shoulder, and we had to go home because she started crying and screaming so much!" How would you describe Laurel's temperament?
a) highly reactive
b) slow to warm up
c) distractible
d) flexible

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