Research with Ugandan infants shows that
A) indiscriminate attachment early on.
B) the beginning of specific attachment to the mother at 7 months, which grew intense by 12 months of age.
C) fear of strangers developing by about 18 months.
D) extreme anxiety when in the presence of a stranger as early as 3 months.

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The Answer of Research with Ugandan infants shows that
A) indiscriminate attachment early on.
B) the beginning of specific attachment to the mother at 7 months, which grew intense by 12 months of age.
C) fear of strangers developing by about 18 months.
D) extreme anxiety when in the presence of a stranger as early as 3 months.

Research with Ugandan Infants Shows That