Term ID: T2724

Infant Temperament

/infant-temperament/
Individual differences in behavioral style and emotional reactivity that appear early in life and show some stability over time, influencing later personality development.
Example: Babies who are consistently calm and adaptable versus those who are more sensitive and reactive to changes in routine, noise, or stimulation.

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Reference: Thomas & Chess (1977)