PSY220H1 Chapter 10: CHAPTER 10
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Do we attribute the flattery to ingratiation (technique in which an individual attempts to become more attractive or likeable to their target. Secure attachment (children who show some distress when their caregiver leaves but are able to compose themselves and knowing that their caregiver will return). Secure adults find it easy to get close to others and don"t fret about getting too dependent or being abandoned. avoidant attachment ( person would welcome more closeness but still needs assurance and worries about the relationship). Individuals who lack confidence in the acceptance and responsiveness of their partners are prone to experience high levels of attachment anxiety, leading them to act in aggressive, seemingly counterproductive, ways in an attempt to gain proximity to their partners. insecure attachment (child will avoid or ignore the caregiver showing little emotion when the caregiver departs or returns).
