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An infant lives in a community where there is little food and a great deal of family stress. Which temperament type would be most beneficial to this infant in surviving these conditions?

▸ a difficult temperament, since a powerful disposition would assure that the infant's needs would be met

▸ temperament type and ability to survive adverse circumstances have been found to be unrelated

▸ a slow-to-warm-up temperament, since a wary, cautious personality would assure a healthy distrust of strangers

▸ an easy temperament, since a positive disposition would promote attachment and elicit strong parental feelings of concern and caring

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