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Responsiveness

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positive and hopeful belief systems about self, family, and society

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Children can grow up to having trust issues.

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Attachment can be formed by responding to your babies needs in a warm and sensitive manner (i.e., when a baby is sick and you provide them with love and affection)

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Consistent Insensitive Caregiving Style, infants respond by minimizing signs of distress

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Attachment can be formed by the amount of time an infant spends in the care of the person

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level of attachment experienced as a child

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level of attachment experienced as a child

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Mary Ainsworth

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Attachment is formed by how parents emotionally invest in their children

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The attention and time spent with the child

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inconsistent caregiver sensitivity

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Secure attachment as an infant can allow a child to develop the ability to explore and engage their environment with confidence as they grow older

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I don't know any others- maybe Freud?

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Attachment issues can result in emotional dysregulation