Comparisons across cultures showed that when infants begin to crawl they:
A) begin to lose interest in their caregivers
B) display signs of being more interested in age peers than in caregivers
C) play happily even when the caregiver leaves
D) show signs of distress when separated from caregivers

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Studies have shown that when infants start to crawl, they exhibit signs of distress when separated from their caregivers. This suggests that their attachment to their caregivers is becoming more developed as they become more mobile and independent. Option A and B are not supported by research findings, and Option C is not related to the question about infants' attachment behavior when they start to crawl.

Comparisons Across Cultures Showed That When Infants Begin to Crawl