Cross-Cultural Studies on Attachment Indicate Differences in Classification Due to Parental

question 72

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural studies on attachment indicate differences in classification due to parental availability, which may be considered

• A) irrelevant to attachment.
• B) deviant from the normal course of attachment.
• C) maladaptive to attachment relationships.
• D) adaptive in different cultures.

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