In which style of attachment do infants seek to be close to their caregivers in inconsistent ways, often showing patterns typical of other types of attachment simultaneously?

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Disorganized/disoriented attachment is characterized by inconsistent behavior from the infant towards their caregiver, sometimes exhibiting behaviors from other attachment styles. This can include behavior such as seeming frightened by the caregiver, freezing, or exhibiting contradictory behaviors such as reaching for the caregiver but then turning away.

In Which Style of Attachment Do Infants Seek to Be