In psychology, the term temperament refers to the aspects of our personality we are born with.
According to many psychologists such as Thomas and Chess there are three main types of temperament: easy, difficult and slow to warm up.
Easy temperament: these babies <u>adapt easily</u> to new situations and they have <u>regular routines</u> and in general they are <u>cheerful</u> and have a positive mood.
Difficult temperament: These babies don't adapt as easily to new situations, have irregular routines and have a negative mood. They tend to cry a lot.
Slow-to-warm-up temperament: They are slow to adapt to new things and have a low level of energy. They are usually catalogued as shy babies.
In this example, Bindy <u>has regular routines, is cheerful and easy to adapt to new situations. </u>We can see that according to what we said before, she would be classified as an Easy child.
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