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ANXIOUS-AVOIDANT ATTACHMENT

Defining Anxious-Avoidant Attachment in Context Anxious-Avoidant Attachment, classified as Type A within Mary Ainsworth’s seminal work on attachment theory, describes a specific pattern of infant behavior observed during periods of stress and reunion with the primary caregiver. This pattern represents one of the three original insecure attachment styles identified, alongside anxious-ambivalent (Type C) and disorganized […]

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ANXIOUS-RESISTANT ATTACHMENT

Defining Anxious-Resistant Attachment in Context The concept of Anxious-Resistant Attachment, often referred to synonymously as Ambivalent Attachment, represents a critical category within the study of human development and emotional bonding, specifically as delineated by the pioneering work of developmental psychologist Mary Ainsworth. This specific pattern of attachment is classified as an insecure attachment style, characterized […]

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