Does the fact that gender differences in temperament exist demonstrate that these differences are caused entirely by genetic factors?
A. Yes, because some gender differences are evident even in infants.
B. Yes, because differences in brain structures such as the amygdala can affect temperament.
C. No, because gender differences tend to widen by adolescence.
D. No, because parents tend to react positively when their child exhibits temperamental traits consistent with gender stereotypes.
Answer: D
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