Generally, three dimensions of temperament are found. They are: Group of answer choices 1. mellow, tense, shy, indeterminate easy, difficult, or unregulated. 2. effortful control, negative mood, or exuberant. 3. exuberant, insurgent, slow to warm up, hard to classify

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Jaylene Stevenson

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Generally, three dimensions of temperament are found. They are: Group of answer choices 1. mellow, tense, shy, indeterminate easy, difficult, or unregulated. 2. effortful control, negative mood, or exuberant. 3. exuberant, insurgent, slow to warm up, hard to classify

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Jenna Benjamin · Answer 1

Answer: 2. Effortful control, negative mood or exuberant

Explanation: Temperament is the differences in behavior observed within individuals that are biologically based and are relatively independent of learning and system of values; they are also consistent and unique to each individual.

Effortful control involves being able to manage, exhibit or inhibit behaviour to suit the situation in an environment, especially when one does not particularly want to do so. Negative mood has been linked to expression of anger, aggression, fear, sadness and discomfort while exuberance is linked to positive energy, risk taking and joy.

These dimensions shape who we eventually become, how we perceive ourselves and how others perceive and react to us.