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Chloe brings her 1-year-old son to a pediatric psychologist for evaluation because he rarely explores his surroundings, gets very upset when chloe leaves him, and acts strangely when she returns, first crying and running to her but then slapping and biting her. Before any observation is completed, what type of attachment style would the psychologist anticipate chloe’s son to have, based on chloe’s report?.

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The  attachment style  the psychologist would  anticipate  on chloe’s son  is an insecure/ambivalent attachment

What is an insecure/ambivalent attachment?

A preoccupation with important people is a characteristic of the ambivalent-insecure attachment type. They constantly worry about whether people will be available to them and whether they will be able to develop a close emotional connection.

A relationship with an insecure-ambivalent attachment requires a lot of upkeep from the other side. The instant they feel ignored, they perceive the situation in a very negative light, and they constantly worry about the availability of others and the chances of developing a strong emotional connection. They will always demand attention from their partner.

Therefore, this is most likely a result of the unpredictable nature of their primary caregiver. These caregivers occasionally react in a compassionate and caring manner when the child needs soothing.

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