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Researchers in Ainsworth's "strange situation" test were most interested in __________.

Researchers in Ainsworth's "strange situation" test were most interested in __________.

▸ seeing how infants responded when their mothers left

▸ observing how infants interacted with other children

▸ watching how infants responded to their mother upon her return

▸ observing how infants responded to the supervisor

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Psychology

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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