Kagan's uninhibited children fall into which of the following dimensions of temperament according to Rothbart and Bates classification?

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Kagan's uninhibited children exhibit high levels of extraversion/surgency, which is defined as high activity level, impulsivity, positive emotionality and approach behavior in Rothbart and Bates' classification of temperament. Negative affectivity refers to high levels of fear, anger, and frustration, and shyness refers to social reticence and withdrawal. Effortful control refers to self-regulation and ability to focus attention, which is not exhibited by Kagan's uninhibited children.

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