Research on attachment suggests that children who showed more secure attachments as infants are more likely than their less securely attached peers to show all but which of the following?

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Research on attachment indicates that while secure attachment in infancy is linked to numerous positive outcomes such as better self-esteem, fewer behavior problems, better relationships with peers, and better overall psychological adjustment, it does not directly predict better physical health. Physical health is influenced by a variety of factors including genetics, environment, and lifestyle choices, and is not directly correlated with attachment style.

Research on Attachment Suggests That Children Who Showed More Secure