Michael Lamb (1992)found that when observed in the home or other familiar settings,infants sought out mothers as much as they did fathers.However,when infants were stressed,they tended to

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Research suggests that infants have a preference for seeking out their mother when they are stressed or in need of comfort. While infants may seek out their father or any other caregiver, the preference for their mother is typically stronger due to the close bond that develops between a mother and her child. Therefore, option (A) is the best choice.

Michael Lamb (1992)found That When Observed in the Home or Other