Infants who display the least common attachment style show an unusual, mixed reaction when their mother returns following a brief separation.What is the term for this type of attachment?

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The disorganized/disoriented attachment style is characterized by a lack of a clear attachment strategy, leading to behaviors that are inconsistent, contradictory, or confused when the caregiver returns. This is seen in infants who do not exhibit a consistent pattern of attachment behaviors, indicating disorientation or disorganization in their approach to the caregiver.

Infants Who Display the Least Common Attachment Style Show an Unusual