Infants with difficult temperaments who live in hostile living conditions (such as nonindustrial countries plagued by drought) tend to survive at higher rates than do those with easy temperaments.

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Infants with difficult temperaments in hostile living conditions may have a higher survival rate due to their ability to be more resilient and adapt to the difficult environment. In contrast, infants with easy temperaments may struggle to adjust to the challenging conditions and may have a lower survival rate. However, this does not mean that the living conditions are ideal or beneficial for the infants in any way.

Infants with Difficult Temperaments Who Live in Hostile Living Conditions