According to Bartholomew & Horowitz, people with avoidant attachment can be further divided in to which two subgroups?

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Dismissive and fearful are the two subgroups of avoidant attachment as identified by Bartholomew & Horowitz. Dismissive individuals tend to have a positive view of themselves but a negative view of others, leading them to avoid close relationships to maintain their self-sufficiency. Fearful individuals also avoid closeness, but due to a negative view of themselves and a fear of rejection.

According to Bartholomew & Horowitz, People with Avoidant Attachment Can