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The first interactive relationship of an infant’s life is the emotional attachment with a caregiver. This non-verbal experience determines how an individual will relate to other people throughout their life. A successful attachment gives one the ability to find happiness in being with others and maintain an emotional balance. If this attachment is unsuccessful, there may be a failure to shape future intimate relationships. What did John Bowl by name this theory?
  1. Attachment disorder theory
  2. Infant bonding theory
  3. Survival theory
  4. Nurture theory
Explanation
Answer: B - Infant bonding theory states that the ability to shape all future relationships based on the first emotional attachment with a mother or caregiver. Mothers who respond to their infant’s needs create a sense of security. The strong basis of an attachment bond enables the child to be trusting, self-confident, and comfortable in the face of conflict.
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