Research that looked at the impact of early attachment on later intimate romantic relationships found that
A. there was a direct link between early attachment and the ability to have intimate, romantic relationships in early adulthood.
B. there was no predictive value of early attachment once the quality of later peer relationships was considered.
C. the quality of peer relations together with early attachment was more predictive of some aspects of adult relationships than either attachment or peer relationships on their own.
D. early attachment predicted the positive aspects of romantic relationships, but peer relations predicted the negative aspects.
Answer: C
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