Distress displayed by infants separated from their parents or caregivers is called
A)separation anxiety.
B)social referencing.
C)imprinting.
D)insecure-avoidant attachment.

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Separation anxiety is the distress that infants often experience when separated from their primary caregivers, typically peaking around 14 to 18 months of age. It is a normal stage of development, indicating the infant has formed a strong attachment to their caregivers.

Distress Displayed by Infants Separated from Their Parents or Caregivers