In the Correlational Study of Infant Attachment and Later Childhood

In the correlational study of infant attachment and later childhood adjustment noted in your text, the hypothetical data point to a positive correlation between the two variables. Based on the data reported in the text, it can be concluded that

A) secure infant attachment causes later childhood adjustment.
B) secure infant attachment is not significantly related to later childhood adjustment.
C) secure infant attachment predicts later childhood adjustment.
D) one cannot tell if attachment impacts later childhood adjustment or not.