The ethological view of attachment suggests that ________.
A. adults and more expert peers help children master culturally meaningful activities.
B. the infant‒caregiver bond has lifelong consequences for human relationships.
C. parents and infants are both instinctively attached to each other.
D. attachment patterns are too difficult to study in humans.
Answer:B
The ethological view of attachment suggests that ________.
A. adults and more expert peers help children master culturally meaningful activities. B. the infant‒caregiver bond has lifelong consequences for human relationships. C. parents and infants are both instinctively attached to each other. D. attachment patterns are too difficult to study in humans.