According to developmental psychologist Jerome Kagan, high-reactive infants are likely to be:
A) outgoing and have a high energy level.
B) tense, fearful, and inhibited.
C) calm and slow-to-warm-up.
D) sociable but difficult to soothe.

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According to Jerome Kagan, high-reactive infants tend to be tense, fearful, and inhibited. This means they may be more easily overwhelmed by new or stimulating environments and may be slower to warm up to new people or situations.

According to Developmental Psychologist Jerome Kagan, High-Reactive Infants Are Likely