When infants begin to be able to modify their needs for security to include the needs and goals of their caregiver, we say they are achieving a

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A goal-corrected partnership is when an infant begins to understand and modify their behavior based on the goals and needs of their caregiver. This is a sign of a secure attachment relationship, where the infant trusts that their needs will be met by the caregiver. Disorganized attachment and reactive temperament are not related to this concept, and capacity for categorization is not directly related to attachment.

When Infants Begin to Be Able to Modify Their Needs