A parent whose own working model of attachment is "preoccupied/entangled" is likely to have an infant with which of the following kinds of attachment?

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A parent with a preoccupied/entangled working model of attachment is typically overly involved with their own emotional needs and may have difficulty providing consistent emotional support and responsiveness to their infant. This often leads to the development of an anxious-ambivalent attachment style in the infant, characterized by a desire for closeness and reluctance to explore, along with distress when the caregiver leaves and erratic responses when they return.

A Parent Whose Own Working Model of Attachment Is "Preoccupied/entangled