Activity Level as a Dimension of Temperament in Toddlers: Its Relevance for the Organismic Specificity Hypothesis.

Gandour, Mary Jane

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ERIC Number: EJ401216

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Publication Date: 1989

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Activity Level as a Dimension of Temperament in Toddlers: Its Relevance for the Organismic Specificity Hypothesis.

Gandour, Mary Jane

Child Development, v60 n5 p1092-98 Oct 1989

Findings indicated a significant interaction between activity level and intensity of stimulation in predicting exploratory competence and total exploration among 52 toddlers of 15 months of age who were observed in their homes 6 times over a 4-week period. (RH)

Descriptors: Exploratory Behavior, Family Environment, Hypothesis Testing, Individual Differences, Personality, Physical Activity Level, Stimulation, Toddlers

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