Studies of monkeys raised with artificial mothers suggest that mother-infant emotional bonds result primarily from mothers providing infants witha. the opportunity to explore. b. adequate nourishment. c. body contact. d. self-esteem.

c. body contact

Explanation:

In mother-infant emotional bonding, one of the best ways to foster a deep attachment is by body contact or physical contact. Although bonding of a mother and child starts before birth, but in the case of the monkeys raised with artificial mothers, studies prove that the emotional bonds are created primarily by body contact or physical contact.

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