How does a child's temperament relate to his/her communication?

a ... If a child has a happy temperament, s/he is less likely to act out.

b ... If a child has an unhappy temperament, s/he is less likely to act out.

c ... If a child has a demanding temperament, s/he is less likely to act out.

d ... If a child has a high-energy temperament, s/he is less likely to act out.

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Jesse Snow

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16 December, 04:50

How does a child's temperament relate to his/her communication?

a ... If a child has a happy temperament, s/he is less likely to act out.

b ... If a child has an unhappy temperament, s/he is less likely to act out.

c ... If a child has a demanding temperament, s/he is less likely to act out.

d ... If a child has a high-energy temperament, s/he is less likely to act out.

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Tony Cooke · Answer 1

I believe the answer is B. Lets take Cinderella as an example, she was not given a happy temperament so she really remained quiet and didn't act out and just listened to her stepmother. And also the example of bullying. The kids that are bullied dont really speak out. So, hence the answer is B.

Roger Roberson · Answer 2

I believe the answer is b. Sadness causes passivity