The Most Accurate Summary of Research on Infant-Parent Bonding Is

The most accurate summary of research on infant-parent bonding is that

A) infant and mother interactions during the first few days of life are not as critical as was once thought.
B) the lack of bonding appears to have clear long-term detrimental effects on infants.
C) premature infants do not appear to bond in the same way as full-term infants.
D) there is growing evidence for the existence of an instinctive infant-mother bond.