Studies have shown that severe,punishing,or frustrating toilet training
A) leads to quicker training at an early age.
B) changes a child's passive orientation to an active one.
C) can have undesirable effects on personality development.
D) have not shown any undesirable effects on personality development.

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Studies have found that severe, punishing, or frustrating toilet training can have adverse effects on personality development, leading to issues such as anxiety, shame, and low self-esteem. Therefore, option C is the correct choice. Option A is incorrect as quick training at an early age does not necessarily mean healthy training. Option B is also incorrect as there is no evidence to suggest that toilet training changes a child's passive orientation to an active one. Option D is incorrect as studies have shown the opposite, that punishing toilet training can have undesirable effects on personality development.

Studies Have Shown That Severe,punishing,or Frustrating Toilet Training