A Long-Term Study on the Effects on Non-Maternal Day Care

A long-term study on the effects on non-maternal day care revealed that:

A) infants who attend day care are less likely to form secure attachments with their mothers.
B) infants who attend day care are more likely to form disorganized than avoidant attachments with their mothers.
C) early exposure to day care increases the time it takes infants to form secure attachments with their mothers.
D) day care has little effect on the attachments infants form with their mothers.