All of the following are contributions of the New York Longitudinal Study EXCEPT:

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The New York Longitudinal Study (NYLS) is known for several key contributions to the understanding of infant temperament, but it did not specifically identify the two dimensions of temperament as being inhibited and uninhibited. This distinction is more closely associated with the work of Jerome Kagan and his colleagues, who conducted separate research on temperament. The NYLS, led by Alexander Thomas, Stella Chess, and colleagues, focused on identifying nine categories of temperament and exploring how these temperamental traits could influence development, rather than categorizing temperament into simply inhibited and uninhibited types.

All of the Following Are Contributions of the New York