In the context of adult attachment styles, attachment-anxious individuals are characterized by

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Attachment-anxious individuals tend to have higher negative affect and perceive social rejection more easily than securely attached individuals. They also tend to have lower self-esteem and are more likely to depend on their partner to fulfill their emotional needs, which can contribute to a cycle of seeking reassurance and feeling anxious when it is not received. Choice A is incorrect because attachment-anxious individuals often experience more relationship dissatisfaction than their securely attached counterparts. Choice B is also incorrect as attachment-anxious individuals typically have a heightened desire for closeness and connection with their partner. Choice D is incorrect because attachment-anxious individuals often struggle with feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt.

In the Context of Adult Attachment Styles, Attachment-Anxious Individuals Are