In response to an insensitive or unavailable caregiver, an individual might develop which type of attachment style according to Mary Ainsworth's theory?

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According to Mary Ainsworth's theory, an individual who experiences an insensitive or unavailable caregiver is likely to develop an ambivalent-insecure attachment style. This involves a pattern of behavior where the individual is uncertain about the availability and responsiveness of their caregiver and may become anxious, clingy, and demanding in their attempts to seek comfort and reassurance.

In Response to an Insensitive or Unavailable Caregiver, an Individual