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Eric, age 6 months, is looked after by his nanny while his mom is at work. His nanny is also responsible for other household chores and is often unable to give him sufficient time and attention. When his mother returns, Eric often tends to be unresponsive to his mother and ignores her. In this scenario, Eric is displaying the __________ infant-mother attachment style.

▸ anxious

▸ secure

▸ ambivalent

▸ avoidant

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Marriages and Families: Changes, Choices, and Constraints

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Authors: Benokraitis, Buehler

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