Leiderman and Leiderman (1974) Found That Babies with Multiple Caregivers

Multiple Choice

Leiderman and Leiderman (1974) found that babies with multiple caregivers:

A) Tended to have an imaginary friend
B) Suffered no ill effects
C) Were generally better adjusted than those with a single caregiver and had more friends later in development
D) Displayed greater stranger anxiety than babies with single caregivers
E) Had low IQ