Three of the following factors are influential in young children's ability to form one or more secure attachments to caregivers. Which factor is least important?
a. Frequent expressions of affection
b. Consistency in responding to children's needs
c. Presence of the same caregiver throughout the day
d. Adults' willingness to let children sometimes take the lead in interactions
Question 2
While Mother fills out an application form at a new preschool, 18-month-old Colin happily explores a few toys nearby. When Mom momentarily steps out to use the washroom, Colin becomes upset, but he quickly calms down and smiles upon her return. Colin's behavior is most consistent with a(n):
a. secure attachment
b. insecure-resistant attachment
c. insecure-avoidant attachment
d. disorganized and disoriented attachment
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