In Kagan's model, children are more likely to develop an aggressive, antisocial personality if
A) they have an inhibited temperament and receive overprotection.
B) they have an inhibited temperament and are encouraged to explore the environment.
C) they have an uninhibited temperament and receive strict discipline.
D) they have an uninhibited temperament and receive lax discipline.
Answer: D
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