According to Kagan, an infant identified with a difficult temperament is most likely to form which type of attachment?

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Difficult temperament in infants, characterized by high levels of irritability, intensity, and unpredictability, is often associated with resistant (or ambivalent) attachment. This type of attachment is marked by anxiety and uncertainty in the child's relationship with their caregiver, leading to clinginess and resistance to explore independently.

According to Kagan, an Infant Identified with a Difficult Temperament