A child's temperament
A)is set for life by genetics and can't be changed.
B)is entirely derived from social interactions.
C)is basically biological,but is generally shaped by experience.
D)is more influenced by positive affectivity than negative affectivity.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

While genetics do play a role in temperament, experiences and environment can shape and influence a child's temperament. Therefore, option C is the best choice. Options A and B are incorrect as they are extreme and do not fully capture the complexity of temperament development. Option D is not entirely accurate as both positive and negative affectivity can influence a child's temperament.

A Child's Temperament