In Which Style of Attachment Do Infants Show Little Distress

question 43

Multiple Choice

In which style of attachment do infants show little distress when their caregivers depart temporarily, avoid contact with them when they return, and usually do not show wariness of strangers?

• A)secure attachment
• B)disorganized/disoriented attachment
• C)insecure-avoidant attachment
• D)insecure-resistant attachment

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