Toddlers and children with are subdued and react fearfully to new people or situations.

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The given description matches the characteristic of behavioral inhibition, where a child tends to avoid or exhibit a fearful reaction towards new people or situations. Psychological inhibition refers to deliberate suppression of certain thoughts or emotions, neurochemical inhibition refers to the blocking of certain neurotransmitters in the brain, and stranger anxiety disorder is not a recognized diagnostic term, although stranger anxiety is a normal developmental phase in young children.

Toddlers and Children with Are Subdued and React Fearfully to New