Disorganized Child-Caregiver Attachment in the Strange Situation
In the Strange Situation, children with disorganized attachment exhibit bizarre and contradictory behaviors, reflecting significant insecurity. Upon the caregiver's return, they may freeze, run erratically around the room, or attempt to flee. This attachment style is most frequently observed in children who have been abused, as research suggests that such trauma disrupts their ability to regulate emotions.
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