Mothers of Securely Attached Infants Are More Likely Than Mothers

Mothers of securely attached infants are more likely than mothers of babies with other attachment styles to:

A) feed their babies when the babies are hungry rather than on a set schedule.
B) vary their level of responsiveness to their babies to prevent over-attachment.
C) minimize physical contact with their babies.
D) feed their babies on a set schedule, and not respond when babies cry for food outside of this schedule.