Ainsworth's Attachment Research in Uganda

question 49

Multiple Choice

Ainsworth's attachment research in Uganda

• A) showed differences in child gender and attachment behaviors.
• B) documented differences in attachment style based on caregiver education level, with greater attachment in infants of educated versus non-educated mothers.
• C) showed that Ugandan infants displayed very intense protest when separated from their mothers, perhaps because they were not used to being separated.
• D) found that parental expectations were similar across multiple cultural context and different expectations.
• E) documented the increase in secure attachments of Ugandan infants compared with American infants.

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