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Aspects of personality considered innate and not learned refer to the _________ of an infant.

Aspects of personality considered innate and not learned refer to the _________ of an infant.

▸ temperament

▸ phenotype

▸ heritance

▸ attachment style

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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