Roger is very upset when he is separated from his mother, shows little exploration and is wary of strangers. He is not reassured by his mother's return and shows anger at his mother upon their reunion. According to Ainsworth, Roger is most likely

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Roger's behavior is indicative of the resistant/ambivalent attachment style, where children are anxious and uncertain about separation from their caregivers, showing distress when separated and ambivalence upon reunion, often both seeking and resisting contact.

Roger Is Very Upset When He Is Separated from His