Securely attached infants who have learned to trust their caregivers
A)are generally unable to leave them.
B)tend to be more introverted.
C)often become stuck in the oral stage described by Freud.
D)use them as a secure base from which to explore new things.

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Securely attached infants view their caregivers as a source of comfort and security, which allows them to feel confident enough to explore their surroundings. This attachment also provides a secure base from which they can venture out and explore the world, knowing that they can return to their caregiver for comfort and support.

Securely Attached Infants Who Have Learned to Trust Their Caregivers