Infants with an anxious and inhibited temperament have heart rates that tend to be relatively
A) low and variable.
B) high and variable.
C) low and invariable.
D) high and invariable.

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Infants with an anxious and inhibited temperament have high and variable heart rates. This is because they are more easily aroused and reactive to new stimuli, leading to fluctuations in their heart rate.

Infants with an Anxious and Inhibited Temperament Have Heart Rates