The Findings of the Six-Month Longitudinal Study Conducted by McKim

question 223

Multiple Choice

The findings of the six-month longitudinal study conducted by McKim at the University of Saskatchewan that compared groups of infants cared for in another woman's home,a daycare centre,and in their own homes found that:

• A)age of entry into out-of-home care was related to infants' security of attachment.
• B)type and quality of care were not related to infants' security of attachment.
• C)infants in extensive out-of-home care were most secure.
• D)the amount of time spent in out-of-home care was not related to infants' security.

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