Belsky and colleagues suggest that _____________ early in a child's life can calibrate the kind of sexual strategy he or she adopts later in life.

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Belsky and colleagues suggest that father absence early in a child's life can lead to an insecure attachment style, which can result in a faster sexual development and a focus on short-term sexual strategies in adulthood. This is based on their theory of the effects of early experiences on development, including the influence of parents on the formation of internal working models. The other options, such as mother absence, family income, and potty training, are not specifically related to the development of sexual strategies.

Belsky and Colleagues Suggest That _____________ Early in a Child's