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Child Of Our Time: The Personality Test

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Child Of Our Time: The Personality Test

Season 2  |  Episode 1  |  BBC Knowledge  |  February 22, 2011

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By the time Child of Our Time babies were one years old their basic personalities were evident. We follow their first year of life and ask: is it our genes that fix our personality, or do our early experiences shape who we are?

By the time Child of Our Time babies were one years old their basic personalities were evident. We follow their first year of life and ask: is it our genes that fix our personality, or do our early experiences shape who we are?

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