According to longitudinal research on attachment,infants who are securely attached to their mothers tend to
A) be more dependent on their parents.
B) be less socially skilled later in life.
C) have an unhealthy focus on their relationship with their mothers.
D) have more skill in dealing with their peers later in life.

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Longitudinal research on attachment has consistently shown that infants who are securely attached to their mothers tend to have better social skills and are more competent in handling interpersonal relationships later in life. They are more likely to have positive relationships with their peers and form secure attachments in their adult relationships. They are also more likely to develop a sense of autonomy and independence, as well as have a strong sense of self-esteem and self-worth. Therefore, option D is the correct choice.

According to Longitudinal Research on Attachment,infants Who Are Securely Attached