Child Development and Pedagogy · Attachment Theory
In Ainsworth's Attachment Styles, when children are deeply distressed by the absence of their parents, seek interaction upon reunion, but also display anger or rejection when it is offered, they are categorized as having:
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- 1Disorganized attachment
- 2Insecure-avoidant attachment
- 3Insecure-resistant (anxious-ambivalent) attachment✓
- 4Secure attachment
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Insecure-resistant (anxious-ambivalent) attachment
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