Children who are classified as anxious-avoidant exhibit little separation anxiety, whereas children classified as show a great deal of distress when separated from primary caregiver.

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Anxious-resistant children show a great deal of distress when separated from their primary caregiver, unlike anxious-avoidant children who exhibit little separation anxiety.

Children Who Are Classified as Anxious-Avoidant Exhibit Little Separation Anxiety