Cross-Cultural Differences in Infant Attachment
In a cross-cultural study, researchers observe that Japanese infants show less avoidant attachment than American infants. This difference most likely reflects:
A
More advanced cognitive development in Japanese infants
B
Cultural variations in caregiving practices that promote proximity
C
Higher rates of maternal depression in Western cultures
D
Genetic differences in temperament between populations
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