When infants are easily frustrated, fearful, uncomfortable, sad, or unusually fussy, their temperament is high on
A) effort control
B) negative emotionality
C) secure attachement
D) extraversion

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Infants who are easily frustrated, fearful, uncomfortable, sad, or unusually fussy exhibit high levels of negative emotionality, which is a temperament trait characterized by a tendency to experience negative emotions more intensely and more frequently than others.

When Infants Are Easily Frustrated, Fearful, Uncomfortable, Sad, or Unusually