Which of the following behaviors is not consistent with a child that is securely attached to his or her caregiver?

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A securely attached child is more likely to explore and be curious, and also better able to regulate emotions and feel safe in unfamiliar situations. This is because they have a consistent caregiver who has provided a sense of safety and security. However, this does not mean they will be cautious in every new situation, as they have a trust in their caregiver's ability to provide safety.

Which of the Following Behaviors Is Not Consistent with a Child