What type of adult attachment pattern best describes a person whose infant attachment behaviour was classified as 'insecure-anxious resistant'?

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An infant whose attachment behaviour is classified as 'insecure-anxious resistant' seeks closeness with their caregiver but is also anxious and unsure of whether their caregiver will be available and responsive. As adults, they tend to have a preoccupied attachment pattern, where they are overly preoccupied with their relationships, seek reassurance and validation from their partners, and may be clingy or overly dependent. They may also have a tendency towards jealousy and possessiveness in their relationships.

What Type of Adult Attachment Pattern Best Describes a Person