The behaviors of mothers and infants involve substantial interconnection,mutual regulation,and synchronization.This temporal coordination of social behavior is termed:
A)reflexive temporal nurturing.
B)Parsonian functionalism.
C)dyadic development.
D)parent-infant synchrony.

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The term that describes the temporal coordination of social behavior between mothers and infants is parent-infant synchrony. This term reflects the interconnectivity, mutual regulation, and synchronization that occurs between mothers and infants in their interactions with each other. Thus, choice D is the best answer. None of the other choices accurately describe this aspect of the mother-infant relationship.

The Behaviors of Mothers and Infants Involve Substantial Interconnection,mutual Regulation,and