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Bonnie is uncomfortable being close to others. She finds it difficult to trust people, and she feels as if she has never really experienced true intimacy in any of her adult relationships. According to the theory developed by Hazan and Shaver, what were Bonnie's parents like during her infancy?

▸ warm and responsive

▸ ambivalent and inconsistent

▸ cold and rejecting

▸ extremely indulgent and permissive

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