Which Assertion About Attachment Behaviours in Different Cultures Is TRUE

question 123

Multiple Choice

Which assertion about attachment behaviours in different cultures is TRUE?

• A) Attachment is biologically driven, and thus infants in all cultures display the same types of attachment behaviours and are classified into the same major attachment groups.
• B) Although infants of many cultures can be classified into the major attachment categories, some cultures show quite different patterns.
• C) Infants in all other cultures show entirely different patterns of attachment behaviour and cannot be classified into the same groups as infants in North America.
• D) Attachment behaviours are entirely dependent on culture, and the Strange Situation can be used only to classify infants in North America.

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