The Four Types of Attachment Described by Ainsworth Are Based

question 48

Multiple Choice

The four types of attachment described by Ainsworth are based on two dimensions. They are

• A) control and demandingness.
• B) security and organization of behavior.
• C) approach and avoidance.
• D) sensitivity and responsiveness.

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Definitions:

Nematode Larvae

The juvenile form of nematodes, which are parasitic or free-living roundworms, undergoing several stages before reaching adulthood.

Lymphatic Ducts

Large vessels in the lymphatic system that transport lymph from the lymph nodes to the veins.

Neutrophils

A type of white blood cell that plays a crucial role in defending the body against infection by engulfing and destroying bacteria and fungi.

Macrophages

Large white blood cells found in tissue or mobile at sites of infection, absorbing and digesting cellular debris and pathogens.