According to Bowlby, the Key Change in Parent/child Attachments During

Multiple Choice

According to Bowlby, the key change in parent/child attachments during childhood involves

A) more socialize efforts by the child and less by the parent.
B) the child's abandonment of the notion of the parent as a safe haven when frightened.
C) a more goal-directed partnership.
D) a reduction in the child attempting to negotiate when ritualistic events (e.g., reading a book) occur.