According to Sroufe's class longitudinal study, early adolescents who were more self-confident and more socially competent with peers had what type of attachment in infancy?

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The study found that infants who had a secure attachment with their primary caregiver were more likely to develop self-confidence and social competence with peers during early adolescence.

According to Sroufe's Class Longitudinal Study, Early Adolescents Who Were