Attachment theory considers crying (in an infant) to be a behavior that ____.
A) serves to keep predators away
B) stimulates the immune system
C) irritates others
D) enhances relationships with the caregiver

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Attachment theory suggests that crying in infants is a behavior that enhances the relationship with the caregiver. It is a way for the infant to communicate their needs and to elicit caregiving responses from the caregiver, which helps to develop a secure attachment between the infant and caregiver.

Attachment Theory Considers Crying (In an Infant) to Be a Behavior