Infants in a strange situation who appear not to notice or care about their mother's departure or return show signs of

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Infants with avoidant attachment show minimal distress during their mother's departure and return. They may also actively avoid or ignore their mother. This type of behavior is a result of the infant not feeling secure in forming attachments with their caregiver. Basic trust (B) refers to the sense of security and comfort that comes from consistent nurturing and care. Object permanence (A) refers to the understanding that an object continues to exist even when it is out of sight. Egocentrism (D) is a cognitive limitation in which a child has difficulty understanding other people’s perspectives. None of these options directly relate to the scenario described in the question.

Infants in a Strange Situation Who Appear Not to Notice