What Is the Most Important Determinant of Infant Attachment

question 19

Multiple Choice

What is the most important determinant of infant attachment?

• A) The caregiver's ability to teach the child how to be independent.
• B) The caregiver's ability to consistently and sensitively respond to the child's signals.
• C) The caregiver's ability to create an atmosphere of structure for the child.
• D) The caregiver's ability to allow the child to calm himself without intervention.

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