When a caregiver responds appropriately to an infant,and the caregiver and the child's emotional states match,this is called

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Interactional synchrony refers to the coordination of emotional states and behaviors between a caregiver and a child during interactions. It involves the caregiver responding promptly and appropriately to the child's cues, resulting in a match of emotional states between them. This helps establish secure attachment between the two.

When a Caregiver Responds Appropriately to an Infant,and the Caregiver