Research on human infants suggests that the need to belong is:

A) specific to certain cultures.
B) not very important until later in life.
C) innate.
D) learned.

Innate

Intrinsic or natural characteristics or abilities present from birth, not acquired or learned.

Human Infants

Young babies of the species Homo sapiens, typically considered to be under one year of age.

Learned

The acquisition of knowledge, behaviors, skills, or values through experience, study, or being taught.