In the domestication of the fox, wild animals have been selected for breeding that, when measured along a behavioral continuum, have:

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The question asks which factor has been selected for in the domestication of foxes when measured along a behavioral continuum. Thicker fur, bushier tails, and more colorful coats are physical features that have not been mentioned as being selected for in the process of domestication. However, domesticated foxes have been bred for less fear of human beings, as this makes them easier to handle and work with in a domestic setting.

In the Domestication of the Fox, Wild Animals Have Been