Studies show that babies who have their needs met quickly when they cry are more likely to what?

be spoiled

develop personality disorders

cry more for attention

cry less and have a stronger sense of security

Cry less and have a stronger sense of security

Explanation:

When we are babies, we are in the process of defining our personalities by how our needs are satisfied or not.

According to the theory of Erik Erikson, babies who have their needs met quickly by their caregivers, develop a sense of security and the confidence that the world is a secure place.

Thus, the correct answer would be that the babies who have their needs met quickly when they cry are more likely to cry less and have a stronger sense of security