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Temperament in Personality
Temperament refers to innate, biologically-based traits that influence an individual's thoughts, behaviors, and reactions to their environment. This biological basis is supported by the fact that temperament is observable very early in life. Key dimensions of temperament include reactivity and self-regulation.
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A young child is observed to be consistently cautious and introverted from a very early age, a temperament similar to one of their biological parents. As the child grows, they are placed in a supportive and encouraging school environment, and they gradually become more socially confident and willing to try new things. Which statement best analyzes this developmental path according to the biological perspective on personality?