Cross-cultural studies of infants' behavior in the "Strange Situation" reveals that _____ is the most common kind of attachment that infants display.

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Cross-cultural studies of infants' behavior in the "Strange Situation" consistently show that the most common form of attachment displayed by infants is secure attachment (approximately 60-65% of infants). Avoidant and resistant attachment styles are less common (approximately 20% each), and disorganized/disoriented attachment is the least common (approximately 5-10%).

Cross-Cultural Studies of Infants' Behavior in the "Strange Situation" Reveals