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    If an Infant Has a Caregiver Who Provides Consistently Kind
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If an Infant Has a Caregiver Who Provides Consistently Kind

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Question 81

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If an infant has a caregiver who provides consistently kind and responsive treatment, he or she may develop a working model that suggests that the world is an unfriendly and noxious place.

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