Before infants demonstrate a specific attachment, they exhibit

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Infants first exhibit indiscriminate attachment, which means they do not have a specific attachment to any particular caregiver and are open to forming bonds with multiple people. Undifferentiated attachment refers to the stage where infants do not show a preference for any caregiver but are beginning to recognize some people as familiar. Undefined attachment and indifferent attachment are not recognized terms in attachment theory.

Before Infants Demonstrate a Specific Attachment, They Exhibit