Belsky found that infants who enter child care before their first birthday are at a slightly heightened risk for

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Belsky's research found that infants who enter child care before their first birthday were more likely to develop insecure attachment with their primary caregiver. This is because infants need a secure and stable attachment with a primary caregiver for healthy emotional development, and early entry into child care may disrupt this process. The other answer choices are not supported by Belsky's research.

Belsky Found That Infants Who Enter Child Care Before Their