Infants Cared for by a Variety of Caregivers Rather Than

Infants cared for by a variety of caregivers rather than by a single caregiver figure

A) do not suffer from the absence of an exclusive mother figure, as long as the caregiving they receive is sensitive and responsive
B) show a heightened incidence of reactive attachment disorder
C) show evidence of learned helplessness
D) are likely to be less well-adjusted later in childhood