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armygirl

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In a dimensional analysis of adult attachment style (as opposed to a simple set of attachment categories), the focus is on the degree to which a certain tendency is exhibited.
 
  What two continuous dimensions or tendencies seem to characterize most
  attachment scales?
  a. Intimacy and tolerance.
  b. Anxiety and approach-avoidance.
  c. Passion and avoidance.
  d. Approach-avoidance and intimacy.

Question 2

Hazan and Zeifman (1999) asked 6- to 17-year-olds questions about attachment needs.
 
  They found that peers met some attachment needs during childhood or early adolescence, but that peers did not fulfill other attachment needs unless they became romantic partners. Which of the following attachment needs were shifted to peers even for the youngest
  children in this study?
  a. Proximity maintenance.
  b. Safe haven.
  c. Separation distress.
  d. Secure base.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

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