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Attachment Through the life course, Reflections, One of my closest…

- - - - Many kids start to cry when the caregiver leaves but when they return, they are quickly comforted and fine.
      - The caregivers are usually responsive and consistent in the care giving and kids learn that their caregiver will help them and support them
      - The child will have better peer relationships, be better evaluated by teachers, and take on challenging tasks
    - - About 20% of kids aren't distressed when their caregivers leave and they tend to avoid them when they return
      - The caregivers are usually unresponsive the children's needs and they usually neglect them which results in the child knowing that this person is unreliable
      - The outcome usually is that these children will have a hard time maintaining relationships and are likely to become bullies
    - - About 20% of children are anxious when their caregiver leaves and once they return, they are still not calmed by their presence
      - The caregivers are inconsistently responsive to the child's needs and as a result the child knows that this person won't always be there to help them
- - - - people with this style finds it easier to get into relationships and be open and emotionally intimate
        
        they tend to have a stable relationship, satisfying, and high functioning relationship. they tend to have less conflicts
    - - people with this attachment style seek extremely emotional bonds with their partners but they are scared their partners will leave them
    - - Individuals with this style tends to avoid any emotional bonds with their partners.