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colton

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When commitment to a relationship is high, individuals tend to ignore alternatives and are willing to absorb costs without leaving.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Define some characteristics of Hazan and Shaver's notion of Anxious/Ambivalent Attachment Types.
 
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Answer to Question 1

TRUE

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Insecurity is the hallmark of this adult attachment type. When an adult shows this type of attachment, it is not a matter of if a romantic partner leaves them, but when. With the constant fear or worry that the partner isn't really in love with them, anxious/ambivalent adults latch onto or cling to their partner and push for commitment - and in doing so, oftentimes push the partner completely out of the picture. Poor attachment in adulthood can prohibit a person from getting too emotionally close to an attachment figure, causing them to withdraw and pull away before they get rejected.





 

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