1.Individual infants show Individual infants show

.no discernable behavior, until they are at least one year old

no clear or coherent patterns of sleeping, waking, feeding, fussing, and crying, which is why they seem like chaos all the time

individual differences in sleeping, waking, feeding, fussing, and crying,

the exact same patterns of sleeping, waking, feeding, fussing, and crying, which is why they are all so predictable

2.In general, it can be useful to think of temperament as

In general, it can be useful to think of temperament as

a sort of "personality" that an infant shows

a fixed and stable genotype an infant is born with

the degree of "fussiness" an infant shows

a fixed and stable phenotype an infant is born with

3.Research suggests that most children develop an internal code of conduct or "conscience"

Research suggests that most children develop an internal code of conduct or "conscience"

around the age of 2 or 3 years old

around the age of 5 or 6 years old

around the age of 10 or 12 years old

most children never develop an internal code of conduct or "conscience"

4.Most infants respond when they hear their own name by

Most infants respond when they hear their own name by

1 to 2 yesr old

9 to 12 months old

1 to 2 days old

1 to 2 months old

5.Children increasingly respond to and look for evaluative feedback about their actions from parents and other adults

Children increasingly respond to and look for evaluative feedback about their actions from parents and other adults

only in social settings

when they're about 1 to 2 months old

when they're about 2 to 3 years old

only when they are at home