Instead of happily exploring the attractive toys located in the pediatrician's waiting room, little Saima most clearly shows sign of:
Correct answer: C. insecure attachment
- A. object permanence
- B. the rooting reflex
- C. insecure attachment
- D. habituation
Explanation
A child who does not confidently explore an unfamiliar setting may be showing insecure attachment, because secure attachment usually provides a base for exploration. Object permanence and habituation do not specifically explain reluctance to explore the room.
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