Infants who are insecurely attached to both parents ("double insecure")at the age of 15 months
A)have more externalizing problems in elementary school years.
B)are often attached to a grandparent.
C)have more positive peer evaluations in preschool.
D)are shorter in stature than their securely attached counterparts.

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Research has shown that infants who are double insecurely attached have more externalizing problems (such as aggression and defiance) in elementary school years compared to those who are securely attached. This suggests that early attachment experiences can have long-term effects on children's socioemotional development. Choices B, C, and D are not supported by research findings.

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