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Jocelyn dates casually, but she doesn't allow herself to get too close to anyone. Her few past boyfriends have wondered if she ever really cared about them. It's difficult to tell, because when Jocelyn breaks up with a dating partner, she doesn't seem too concerned about it. It is likely that Jocelyn has developed a(n) __________ attachment style.

▸ avoidant

▸ disinhibited

▸ secure

▸ anxious

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