Which of the following statements is true regarding fathers and attachment security?
A) Unlike mothers', fathers' interactional synchrony with infants does not predict attachment security.
B) Fathers in many cultures, including Australia, Germany, and Japan, devote more time to physical care and expressing affection than to playful interaction.
C) Fathers tend to engage in highly arousing physical play with bursts of excitement and surprise that increase as play progresses.
D) Fathers and mothers in Western nations tend to play in similar ways with their children, providing toys and playing gentle conventional games.
C
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