In which phase of Bowlby's ethological perspective on attachment do babies begin to show a preference for familiar people and make discriminations among adults?

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In Bowlby's ethological perspective on attachment, babies first exhibit the phase of indiscriminate social responsiveness where they do not show any preference for familiar people. It is in the next phase, discriminating sociability, where babies start to make discriminations among adults and show a preference for familiar people. Attachments and reciprocal relationships are later phases in Bowlby's perspective.

In Which Phase of Bowlby's Ethological Perspective on Attachment Do