An infant who is _______________ attached is very likely to display very high levels of distress when separated from a caregiver and then mixed reactions when reunited with the caregiver.

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An infant who is insecurely (resistant) attached typically displays high levels of distress during separation and mixed reactions upon reunion with the caregiver. Infants who are securely attached show distress during separation but seek comfort from the caregiver upon reunion and are quickly calmed by their presence. Infants who are insecurely (avoidant) attached show little distress during separation and may avoid or ignore the caregiver upon reunion. Infants who are insecurely (disorganized) attached have inconsistent and unpredictable behaviors during both separation and reunion.

An Infant Who Is _______________ Attached Is Very Likely to Display