Research Investigating the Continuity of Attachment from Infancy to Adulthood

question 63

Multiple Choice

Research investigating the continuity of attachment from infancy to adulthood reveals:

• A) little impact of infant-caregiver attachment patterns on subsequent development.
• B) developmental benefits of secure attachment that extend throughout the preschool years but are not apparent in older children.
• C) developmental benefits of secure attachment that are apparent throughout adolescence.
• D) evidence that infant-caregiver attachment patterns affect later intelligence, but not social behaviors.

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