Infants who show an anxious-resistant 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 exhibit clingy behavior and are hesitant around strangers. Their exploration and play are affected by their caregiver's absence, and they may show strong emotions like anger or distress upon their return.

Infants Who Show an Anxious-Resistant Attachment Are Very Cautious in the Presence