Research on Sibling Relationships in Infancy Indicates That

question 6

Multiple Choice

Research on sibling relationships in infancy indicates that

• A)babies do not generally begin to interact with their older siblings until they are at least 1 year old.
• B)the quality of each child's attachment to the parents predicts the quality of the sibling relationship.
• C)babies become attached to their adult caregivers but not to their siblings.
• D)1-year-olds spend more time with their older siblings than with their mothers.

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