A style of attachment in which a child does not seek proximity to the mother and, after she has left, the child does not seem distressed and seems to avoid her when she returns as if angered by her behavior, is called __________.

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The avoidant attachment pattern is a style of attachment in which a child does not seek proximity to the mother; after she has left, the child does not seem distressed and seems to avoid her when she returns as if angered by her behavior.

A Style of Attachment in Which a Child Does Not