Kagan Believes That Shy Children Have Behavioral Inhibitions Because

Kagan believes that shy children have behavioral inhibitions because

A) they become overly relaxed and less alert in the presence of uncertainty.
B) their brains respond to uncertainty by decreasing muscle tension and heart rate.
C) they have inherited the recessive genes of shyness from both parents.
D) their amygdala and hypothalamus have a low threshold for responding to uncertainty.
E) they fail to see uncertainty in some situations.