According to Thomas and Chess, a slow-to-warm-up child:
A) is active, irritable, and slow to adapt.
B) tends to be inactive, moody, slow to adapt, and resist cuddling.
C) has a positive mood, and is quite open.
D) often reacts vigorously and negatively towards change.

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A slow-to-warm-up child is typically inactive, moody, slow to adapt to new situations, and may resist cuddling, according to Thomas and Chess's temperament classification.

According to Thomas and Chess, a Slow-To-Warm-Up Child