Child Temperament Types: The 9 Traits and Goodness of Fit
Child temperament is the inborn style of reacting and self-regulating: the 9 traits, the 3 types, goodness of fit, and whether temperament can change.
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Child temperament is the inborn style of reacting and self-regulating: the 9 traits, the 3 types, goodness of fit, and whether temperament can change.
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