Infants are extremely sociable and seek out interactions with others until approximately eight months of age,when they start to experience
A)imprinting.
B)attachment.
C)stranger anxiety.
D)critical periods.

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Stranger anxiety typically starts around 8 months of age, when infants become wary of unfamiliar individuals. This is a normal part of development as they begin to recognize and differentiate between familiar and unfamiliar people. Imprinting, attachment, and critical periods do not directly relate to this change in sociability.

Infants Are Extremely Sociable and Seek Out Interactions with Others