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When reunited with her mother in Ainsworth's "Strange Situation," Kazumi moves toward ...

When reunited with her mother in Ainsworth's "Strange Situation," Kazumi moves toward her mother but keeps her gaze averted. This type of behavior may indicate a(n)
a   ambivalent attachment.
b   disorganized/disoriented attachment.
c   secure attachment.
d   detached/avoidant attachment.
e   resistant attachment.

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