Which of the following behaviors is NOT consistent with a child that is securely attached to his or her caregiver?
A) more sociable with peers and unfamiliar adults
B) better able to read others' emotions
C) more likely to be cautious of unfamiliar situations
D) more curious

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A child that is securely attached to their caregiver is likely to feel safe and secure exploring and interacting with new people and situations. Therefore, they are less likely to be cautious of unfamiliar situations.

Which of the Following Behaviors Is NOT Consistent with a Child