Concluding that the results of the "Strange Situation" test determine an infant's attachment is associated with
A)high reliability.
B)the mono-operation bias.
C)the confirmation bias.
D)a lack of falsifiability.

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Associating the results of the "Strange Situation" test with an infant's attachment is associated with the mono-operation bias. This is because it relies on a single operational definition of attachment, which may not capture the full complexity of the construct. The other options are not as applicable - high reliability is not mentioned, the confirmation bias is not specific to this situation, and the lack of falsifiability does not apply since the test can be replicated and potentially contradicted with different results.

Concluding That the Results of the "Strange Situation" Test Determine