Caregivers who were themselves unloved, neglected, or abused as children

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The statement given does not provide any evidence or indication that caregivers who were themselves unloved, neglected, or abused as children are more or less likely to be sensitive caregivers or readily establish interactional synchrony with their infants. Therefore, neither option A nor option B can be selected. The correct answer is D, none of these.

Caregivers Who Were Themselves Unloved, Neglected, or Abused as Children