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According to John Bowlby, a secure base is a key component of a healthy attachment. It is defined as the caregiver's presence, which provides the child with a sense of safety, allowing them to confidently explore their surroundings. An infant using a caregiver as a secure base will often return to or check in with them while exploring.

Secure Base in Attachment Theory

A 15-month-old child is in an unfamiliar playroom with their primary caregiver. Which of the following behaviors best illustrates the child using the caregiver as a 'secure base'?

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