According to Hazan and Shaver's model of infant attachment and romantic love, adults with which of the following attachment styles are most likely to feel negative about their relationships after dealing with conflict?

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Hazan and Shaver's model suggests that individuals with an anxious-ambivalent attachment style are most likely to experience negative emotions during and after conflict in romantic relationships due to their tendency to feel insecure and dependent on their partner. Secure individuals are less likely to feel negative about their relationships after conflict and may instead work to repair and strengthen the relationship. Avoidant individuals may also feel negative about their relationships after conflict but may distance themselves emotionally instead of seeking to repair the relationship. Insecure individuals, as a broad category, may experience a range of emotions depending on their specific attachment style.

According to Hazan and Shaver's Model of Infant Attachment and Romantic