A child who has a difficult time calming down when her or his mother returns likely has which attachment style?

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A child with an anxious-ambivalent attachment style is characterized by a strong desire for proximity to their caregiver and distress when separated. However, they may have difficulty calming down even when the caregiver returns, as they may feel both angry and resistant to the caregiver for leaving them and anxious about the possibility of further separation.

A Child Who Has a Difficult Time Calming Down When