Studies of Child Temperament, Parental Discipline, and Self-Control Indicate That

Studies of child temperament, parental discipline, and self-control indicate that

A) fearful children are more likely to be compliant when their parents use gentle discipline.
B) fearless children are more likely to be compliant when their parents use gentle discipline.
C) the type of parental discipline did not matter with fearful children because they were usually compliant.
D) child temperament is not related to compliance and self-control.