An infant who does not cling or cuddle with his or her caregiver when picked up is most likely to have __________ attachment to the caregiver.

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An infant who does not cling or cuddle with his or her caregiver when picked up is most likely to have an avoidant attachment to the caregiver. Avoidant attachment is characterized by the child's tendency to avoid close contact with the caregiver and not seek much comfort or contact from them.

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