Study of Infant Care in Israeli Kibbutzim

study of infant care in Israeli kibbutzim,

A) the rate of insecure-avoidant attachments was equal to the rate in the United States.
B) infants who spent the night at home were more likely to develop secure attachments than infants who spent the night in the infant center.
C) mothers' sensitivity to their infants had no effect on the attachment styles.
D) close to half of the children had an insecure-resistant attachment style with their parents.