Kagan's Findings Regarding Children Who Are Extreme on the Dimension

Kagan's findings regarding children who are extreme on the dimension of behavioral inhibition to the unfamiliar indicate that

A) inhibited children tend to have decreased autonomic system reactivity.
B) fears in the inhibited children are usually associated with prior trauma, whereas fears in the noninhibited children are not.
C) inhibited children were more likely than noninhibited children to meet the criteria for multiple anxiety disorders.
D) inhibited children were particularly at risk for the development of depression.