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Reactivity in Temperament
Reactivity, a key dimension of temperament, describes how an individual responds to novel or challenging stimuli in their environment. For instance, some individuals may react with high anxiety to new situations, while others may show little to no reaction.
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A researcher presents a new, unfamiliar toy with flashing lights and sounds to a 9-month-old infant. The infant immediately begins to cry, turns their head away, and shows signs of distress. This infant's reaction to the novel object is the clearest example of which of the following?
Example of Individual Differences in Reactivity