According to Mary Rothbart's model of temperament, which dimension measures an individual's distress level when desires are frustrated?
A) rhythmicity
B) attention span/persistence
C) fearful distress
D) irritable distress

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According to Mary Rothbart's model of temperament, the dimension that measures an individual's distress level when desires are frustrated is called "irritable distress." Rhythmicity refers to an individual's regularity of biological functions such as eating and sleeping. Attention span/persistence refers to an individual's ability to stay focused and complete tasks. Fearful distress refers to an individual's distress level when exposed to new or unfamiliar situations.

According to Mary Rothbart's Model of Temperament, Which Dimension Measures