Which of the following best describes the characteristics of a "stranger encounter" that an infant is least likely to fear?

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Infants are least likely to fear stranger encounters when they can control the pace of their interaction with the stranger. This makes them feel more in control of the situation and less threatened. Option A is incorrect because a bold and confident approach by a stranger can be intimidating for an infant. Option B is incorrect because when an infant is seated away from their caregiver, they may feel more vulnerable and therefore more likely to be fearful of a stranger. Option C is incorrect because an unfamiliar setting can also add to an infant's sense of vulnerability and fear.

Which of the Following Best Describes the Characteristics of a "Stranger