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hubes95

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Avoidant or anxious-ambivalent attachment is more common in children with ____.
 
  a. low intrinsic motivation
  b. low negative affect
  c. high intrinsic motivation
  d. high negative affect

Question 2

Marcus is about 1 years old. His mother left him at a friends house to play for the first time while she took the family car in for maintenance. Marcus did not show distress when his mother left nor did he immediately approach her when she returned. What pattern of attachment is this?
 
  a. avoidant
  b. secure
  c. disorganized
  d. anxious-ambivalent



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
d

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
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