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Annie has a disorganized (disoriented) attachment relationship with her mother. In the Strange Situation she
A) probably will not be upset when her mother leaves and is likely to ignore her when she returns.
B) may or may not cry when her mother leaves, but is likely to seek her when she returns.
C) is likely to be upset when her mother leaves and angry and difficult to console when she returns.
D) may be confused when her mother leaves and not really understand what's happening when she returns.

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Children: A Chronological Approach, Canadian Edition

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Authors: Kail, Zolner

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