Children who are exposed to vastly different environments

A) have vastly different personalities.
B) are equally the same in personality.
C) are more isolated and lonely.
D) are likely to be more introverted than extroverted.

Children are born with a unique set of genetic traits that influence their personality, but their environment and experiences also play a significant role. Exposure to vastly different environments can lead to varying degrees of personality development due to differences in culture, socialization, education, and other factors. Therefore, children who are exposed to vastly different environments are likely to have vastly different personalities.