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Three-month-old Wade and 15-month-old Macy are left with a babysitter while their mother runs a few errands. What is most likely, according to the research on separation anxiety?

▸ Macy will show more distress than Wade when she realizes that her mother has gone.

▸ Neither child is likely to show separation anxiety if the babysitter is responsive and caring.

▸ Both Wade and Macy will show about the same degree of separation anxiety.

▸ Wade will show more distress than Macy when he realizes that his mother has gone.

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