Longitudinal research on the long-term effects of having been securely attached as an infant indicates that a(n)

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Longitudinal research has shown that infants who have a secure attachment to their primary caregiver are more likely to have positive social relationships with peers in childhood and adolescence. This suggests that a secure attachment in infancy can have positive effects on social and emotional development in the long-term. There is limited evidence linking infant attachment to college grades or quality of life review near death, and the link between infant attachment and marriage quality is less clear.

Longitudinal Research on the Long-Term Effects of Having Been Securely