Attachment Theory suggests that our earliest touch experiences as an infant ______.
A) may foster unrealistic expectations about the quality of touch experiences in our adult relationships
B) may lead to an obsession with touch experiences in our adult relationships
C) play a nominal role in the develop a sense of self-worth and trust in others in our adult relationships
D) help us to develop a sense of self-worth and trust in others in our adult relationships

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Attachment Theory suggests that our first touch experiences as an infant lay the foundation for how we will attach and connect to others in our adult relationships. Positive touch experiences early in life can help us develop a sense of self-worth and trust in others. Negative touch experiences, on the other hand, can hinder our ability to form healthy and secure attachments in the future. Therefore, D is the correct answer.

Attachment Theory Suggests That Our Earliest Touch Experiences as an Infant