In their research in the 1970s, Klaus and Kennell found that extended contact between mothers and their babies shortly after birth

A) was unimportant to parent-infant bonding.
B) resulted in differences in mother-infant interactions two years later.
C) was related to social and cognitive differences in the children at age 5.
D) was important for boy infants but unimportant for girl infants.

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Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Klaus and Kennell's research in the 1970s demonstrated that extended contact between mothers and their newborns shortly after birth had long-term effects on mother-infant interactions, including observable differences in their interactions two years later.

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