Which of the following is an infant's biological predisposition to be sensitive, irritable, distractible, and to display a typical mood and which has a large impact on how the infant interacts with his or her parents?
A) character
B) ego
C) somatotype
D) temperament

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The characteristics described (sensitivity, irritability, distractibility, and typical mood) are all aspects of an infant's temperament, which is a biologically-based predisposition that can influence their interactions with their parents and others. Options A, B, and C are not directly related to this concept.

Which of the Following Is an Infant's Biological Predisposition to Be