Kagan's uninhibited children fall into which of the following dimensions of temperament according to Rothbart and Bates' classification?
A)negative affectivity
B)extraversion/surgency
C)shyness
D)effortful control

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According to Rothbart and Bates' classification, extraversion/surgency dimension refers to the tendency to approach new stimuli with excitement, positive anticipation, and activity level. Kagan's uninhibited children exhibit these traits, making B the correct choice. Negative affectivity refers to the tendency to experience negative emotions and be easily upset. Shyness refers to the tendency to withdraw from new stimuli and social situations. Effortful control refers to the ability to regulate one's own behavior and attention.

Kagan's Uninhibited Children Fall into Which of the Following Dimensions