Infants who show a(n)_____ attachment are very cautious in the presence of the stranger and their exploratory behavior is noticeably disrupted by the caregiver's departure.

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Infants with anxious-resistant attachment show high levels of distress when the caregiver leaves and are not easily comforted upon reunion. They also exhibit a mixture of approach and avoidance behavior towards the caregiver. These infants typically do not explore much in the presence of the stranger.

Infants Who Show A(n)_____ Attachment Are Very Cautious in the Presence