"Temperament" refers to
A) stable individual differences in emotional reactivity.
B) individuals' widely varying fluctuations in mood.
C) the trait of being irritable and temperamental.
D) physical characteristics which correlate with behaviors.
E) a disease common in dogs that sometimes is transmitted to humans.
A
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