Research suggests that our adult attachment patterns are similar to those seen in early child development and include
A)rejecting, accepting, and ambivalent.
B)intimate, independent, dependent.
C)anxious, secure, and independent.
D)secure, avoidant, and ambivalent.

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The three main adult attachment patterns identified by research are secure, avoidant, and ambivalent, which are similar to the patterns seen in early childhood development. Secure attachment results from consistent care and responsiveness in childhood, avoidant attachment from neglect or rejection, and ambivalent attachment from inconsistent care.

Research Suggests That Our Adult Attachment Patterns Are Similar to Those