A special form of communication called __________ separates the experiences of secure from insecure babies.
A) interactional synchrony
B) harmonious rhythm
C) goodness-of-fit
D) the maternal waltz

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Interactional synchrony is characterized by the back-and-forth rhythms of communication that infants and adults engaged in during face-to-face interactions. It is closely linked to the development of secure attachment and helps to differentiate between secure and insecure babies.

A Special Form of Communication Called __________ Separates the Experiences