Research on Couple Conflict from an Attachment Perspective Has Shown

question 19

Multiple Choice

Research on couple conflict from an attachment perspective has shown that:

• A) there is little evidence that early family relationships shape the manner in which intimate partners manage conflict.
• B) there are large differences between how individuals high in attachment anxiety manage conflict in intimate relationships compared to individuals high in attachment avoidance.
• C) secure individuals tend to be more adept at managing conflict in intimate relationships than insecure individuals.
• D) there are no observable differences among insecure individuals in how they manage conflict in intimate relationships.

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