According to Bowlby's theory of attachment:
A) infants have a set of innate behaviors that cause adults to attend to them.
B) infants must learn how to elicit attention from adults.
C) social attachment is primarily an outcome of how adults respond to infants.
D) social attachment is primarily an outcome of how infants respond to adults.

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Bowlby's theory of attachment states that infants have a set of innate behaviors, such as crying and clinging, that are designed to activate the adult's caregiving system and elicit their attention and responsiveness. Therefore, infants have an active role in forming attachment relationships with adults.

According to Bowlby's Theory of Attachment