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

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Behavioral inhibition in childhood is a temperament characterized by shyness, fearfulness, and cautiousness in new situations, which is associated with a higher risk of developing anxiety disorders later in life.

An Child Consistently Identified as Behaviorally Inhibited Is Most Likely