Mothers' sensitive and supportive care-giving in infancy predicts all of the following behaviors EXCEPT

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Mothers' sensitive and supportive care-giving in infancy predicts reduced resting levels of stress hormones, positive secure attachments, and self regulation at age two, but not dependence at age two. In fact, sensitive and supportive care-giving promotes independence and self-confidence in children.

Mothers' Sensitive and Supportive Care-Giving in Infancy Predicts All of the Following