Infants who are securely attached to their caregivers are

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Infants who are securely attached to their caregivers tend to grow up with better social skills and are more likely to form positive relationships with peers. Therefore, they are predisposed to have positive peer relations. Option A is incorrect because there is no evidence to suggest that secure attachment to caregivers leads to anxious attachment to friends. Option C is incorrect because studies have shown that securely attached infants tend to be more liked by their peers. Option D is incorrect because attachment to teachers is different from attachment to caregivers and is influenced by different factors.

Infants Who Are Securely Attached to Their Caregivers Are