Infants who were insecurely attached to both parents ("double insecure")at the age of 15 months

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Research has shown that infants who are insecurely attached to both parents at a young age are more likely to exhibit externalizing problems such as aggression and hyperactivity in childhood and adolescence. This is due to a lack of emotional regulation and difficulty forming healthy relationships with others. There is no evidence that suggests they are often attached to a grandparent, have more positive peer evaluations, or are shorter in stature.

Infants Who Were Insecurely Attached to Both Parents ("Double Insecure")at