The Relationship of a Secure Attachment to Parents and Identity

question 3

Multiple Choice

The relationship of a secure attachment to parents and identity in later adolescence is that those who have a

• A) secure attachment are more likely to have an achieved identity.
• B) secure attachment are more rebellious.
• C) positive attachment are more likely to be confused about their identity.
• D) secure attachment are more likely to require constant reassurance from peers about their self worth.

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Definitions:

Wealth Effect

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