In Ainsworth's Research on Attachment, Infants Labeled with Avoidant Attachment

In Ainsworth's research on attachment, infants labeled with avoidant attachment had mothers who tended to be

A) overly attentive to their infants cries and protests.
B) less affectionate during the first 3 months and disliked close bodily contact with the infant.
C) aggressive toward their children and favored physical punishment.
D) inconsistent; physically distant one day, and overly clinging other days.