Recent Research on the Interplay Between Caregiving, Infant Temperament, and Attachments

Recent research on the interplay between caregiving, infant temperament, and attachments reveals that

A) quality of caregiving is the most important factor in determining whether an infants's attachment with a caregiver is secure or insecure
B) infant temperament is the most important factor in determining whether an infant's attachment with a caregiver is secure or insecure
C) infant temperament is a strong predictor of the specific type of insecurity that infants with insecure attachments display
D) quality of caregiving is the most important factor in determining whether an infants's attachment with a caregiver is secure or insecure and infant temperament is a strong predictor of the specific type of insecurity that infants with insecure attachments display
E) infant temperament is the most important factor in determining whether an infant's attachment with a caregiver is secure or insecure and infant temperament is a strong predictor of the specific type of insecurity that infants with insecure attachments display