Which is true with regard to the nature of early parent-child interactions?

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Research has consistently shown that fathers tend to engage more in "playful interactions" such as tickling, bouncing and generally rough-and-tumble play with their children, while mothers tend to focus more on nurturing and comforting behaviors. This is not to say that fathers are incapable of sensitive parenting, but rather that they may express it differently than mothers. Options A and D are both incorrect as they are based on gender stereotypes rather than actual research. Option B is partially true, as mothers may be more sensitive to their infants' cues during feeding, but this is not necessarily true for all mothers and may also apply to fathers who are involved in feeding their infants.

Which Is True with Regard to the Nature of Early