All of the following are moderations that can increase the risk for stable child aggression, except

Question

Question 19 options:

A)

maternal depression.

B)

child fearfulness.

C)

maternal rejection.

D)

child's low inhibition.

Answer 1

The correct answer is D) child's low inhibition.

Low inhibition in children typically relates to greater exploration and social engagement rather than aggression. The other options (maternal depression, child fearfulness, and maternal rejection) are more directly associated with increasing the risk for stable child aggression.