Which statement is NOT accurate regarding human social behavior?

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11ecba2d_0d98_6af3_a3bf_198a65386fdd_MD0008_00 Attachment styles, which reflect the emotional bond between child and caregiver, are not formed during the first few hours after birth but rather form during the first few years of life as a result of repeated interactions. The nature of this ongoing contact between child and caregiver can produce a secure or insecure attachment style. Secure attachment typically results when caregivers are sensitive and responsive to a child's emotional needs (eg, readily soothing an upset infant). Securely attached children develop confidence in their ability to explore the world around them and return to their caregivers as a consistent and nurturing base. Insecure attachment can develop when caregivers do not consistently respond to a child's emotional needs (eg, often ignoring the infant). Insecurely attached children do not develop confidence in their caregivers' ability to meet their needs, may act indifferent or clingy towards them, and may show little exploration overall. (Choice A) Early attachment styles impact an individual's relationships and well-being throughout their lifetime. For example, individuals with a secure attachment style show less depression and drug abuse as adolescents and tend to be more satisfied with their romantic relationships as adults. (Choice C) Sensitive and responsive caregiving does tend to result in more secure attachments. (Choice D) Stranger anxiety, psychological distress caused by contact with unfamiliar individuals, peaks around age 1 year and declines as a child matures. Stranger anxiety is a normal developmental milestone for infants. Educational objective: Attachment is the emotional bond between a child and caregiver. Securely attached children typically have sensitive, responsive caregivers and are more confident in their ability to explore their environment. Insecurely attached children typically have insensitive, inconsistent caregivers to which they act indifferent or clingy and are less likely to freely explore their environment.

Which Statement Is NOT Accurate Regarding Human Social Behavior