Cross-Cultural Differences in Attachment Relationships Are Related to Characteristics of the Infant

question 46

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural differences in attachment relationships are related to characteristics of the infant and

• A) genetic differences between parents.
• B) parental knowledge of infant development.
• C) parental expectations of distress.
• D) birth order.

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Affective Inventory

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