Infants Who Are Unable to Predict How Their Parents Will

question 94

Multiple Choice

Infants who are unable to predict how their parents will react to their cries for care and attention are especially likely to show signs of

• A) egocentrism.
• B) conservation.
• C) insecure attachment.
• D) habituation.

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