A child consistently identified as behaviorally inhibited is most likely to ________
A) be an outgoing adult.
B) develop conduct disorder.
C) be diagnosed with an anxiety disorder in adulthood.
D) have been born prematurely.

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According to research, children who are consistently identified as behaviorally inhibited are at an increased risk for developing anxiety disorders in adulthood. While there is no guarantee that a behaviorally inhibited child will develop an anxiety disorder, it is the most likely outcome based on current research. The other answer choices are not supported by research on behaviorally inhibited children.

A Child Consistently Identified as Behaviorally Inhibited Is Most Likely