Infants show signs of beginning to develop social attachments
A)at about the same time they can move about in their environments.
B)at about the same time language develops.
C)when they are old enough to understand facial expressions of emotions such as contempt.
D)within the first few months of life.

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Infants begin to develop social attachments within the first few months of life, particularly to their primary caregivers. They may show distress when separated from their caregiver, and may seek comfort and security from them. This attachment develops before infants can move about in their environments or understand facial expressions of emotions such as contempt, and well before language development.

Infants Show Signs of Beginning to Develop Social Attachments