Ainsworth and Bell found that infants who later behaved as though they were securely attached had mothers who had been rated during early infancy as more:

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Ainsworth and Bell found that infants who later behaved securely attached had mothers who were responsive to their needs, which means they were attuned to their infants' signals and showed warmth, encouragement, and positive affect. Verbal ability, passivity, and control were not the key factors in determining attachment security.

Ainsworth and Bell Found That Infants Who Later Behaved as Though