According to Erikson, parents who are consistently loving and who respond predictably and reliably to their infant are helping the infant to develop

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Erikson's theory of psychosocial development proposes that during the first year of life, infants develop a sense of basic trust versus mistrust. This is achieved when parents provide consistent and responsive care, meeting the infant's basic needs and providing a secure and predictable environment. This lays the foundation for later success in developing healthy relationships with others and a positive sense of self. None of the other options specifically relate to this stage of development.

According to Erikson, Parents Who Are Consistently Loving and Who