Bowlby argues that infants __________.A) form attachments in order to satisfy their basic biological needs, especially hunger, comfort, and warmthB) find social interactions intrinsically rewardingC) seek social interaction only when they are hungry or thirstyD) outgrow their attachments by the time they are able to move around by themselves

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Bowlby argues that infants __________.A)  form attachments in order to satisfy their basic biological needs, especially hunger, comfort, and warmthB)  find social interactions intrinsically rewardingC)  seek social interaction only when they are hungry or thirstyD)  outgrow their attachments by the time they are able to move around by themselves

Aidan Callahan · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Bowlby's theory of attachment suggests that infants develop attachments with caregivers in order to have their basic needs met, including hunger, comfort, and warmth.

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