Studies of Infant Attachment in Eight Different Countries Indicate That

question 21

Multiple Choice

Studies of infant attachment in eight different countries indicate that

• A) secure attachment is the most common pattern.
• B) secure attachment is the most common type only in the United States.
• C) ambivalent attachment is the most common type of insecure attachment in all cultures studied.
• D) there was no consistency of attachment styles in the countries studied.
• E) avoidant behaviors are most common in Israel and Japan.

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Distinguish between different types of innovation and illustrate with examples.

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