Multiple Choice
Intervention studies that aimed to enhance sensitive parenting found that:
A) both parental sensitivity and attachment security were enhanced.
B) only parental sensitivity was enhanced, but not attachment security.
C) parental sensitivity was significantly enhanced only in those parents with higher levels of pre-intervention parental sensitivity.
D) parental sensitivity was never enhanced effectively.
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