In Studies of Scottish and Ugandan Infants, Which of the Following

question 29

Multiple Choice

In studies of Scottish and Ugandan infants, which of the following was TRUE?

• A) The Ugandan infants were more likely to be securely attached than the Scottish infants.
• B) Fear of strangers followed separation anxiety in both studies.
• C) The Scottish infants showed no separation anxiety.
• D) Fear of strangers preceded separation anxiety in both studies.

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