According to the _________View of Attachment in Infants, the Caregiver

question 70

Multiple Choice

According to the _________view of attachment in infants, the caregiver, usually the mother, becomes not just a "reinforcer" but also a love object who forms the basis for all later attachments. ​

• A) biological
• B) cognitive
• C) behavioral
• D) psychoanalytic

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Definitions:

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