Studies on Infant Attachment Have Shown

question 84

Multiple Choice

Studies on infant attachment have shown

• A) that the early interactions between parent and child influence the quality of later attachment behaviors.
• B) children and parents who had an insecure attachment relationship were found to engage in synchronous behaviors that were reciprocal and mutually rewarding.
• C) parent-child attachment to be independent of other relationships in the family.
• D) secure attachments to be more frequent in families with poor marital adjustment.

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