All of the following are kinds of reactions that the child may learn during interactions with parents that lead to development of the self-system, except one. Which is NOT one of those reactions?

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Distemperament is not a reaction that a child may learn during interactions with parents that lead to development of the self-system. Temperament refers to a child's natural predisposition towards certain behavior patterns, and while it can influence the development of the self-system, it is not a reaction that the child learns from their interactions with parents. The other options (anger, disgust, shame) are all potential reactions that a child may learn from interactions with parents and that can impact the development of their self-concept.

All of the Following Are Kinds of Reactions That the Child