From _____, infants search out their caregivers and try to stay close to them, and they begin paying closer attention to the caregivers' reactions to their behavior and often respond accordingly.

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From age 8-18 months, infants typically develop stronger attachments to their caregivers. They seek proximity to their caregivers and become more attuned to their reactions, adjusting their behaviors in response. This period is crucial for the development of secure attachments and social referencing.

From _____, Infants Search Out Their Caregivers and Try to Stay