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    A strange situation

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    A child who is securely attached to its mother will explore and play freely while the caregiver is present‚ using her as a ’safe base’ from which to explore. The child will engage with the stranger when the caregiver is present‚ and will be visibly upset when the caregiver departs but happy to see the caregiver on his or her return. The child feels confident that the caregiver is available‚ and will be responsive to their attachment needs and communications. Securely attached children are best

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    side. She states how Chicano people could have different status in different groups and their ambivalent attitude toward their own language. In summary‚ Anzaldua would complicate the central metaphor of white privilege in McIntosh’s article by analyzing the how non-dominant groups of people get responses when they have privilege in non-dominant groups and how different kinds of privileges could raise ambivalent feelings among people who carry them‚ which McIntosh does not do. There is no doubt privilege

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    might include addictions‚ shopping‚ work‚ or entertainment. Our parents begin the heart of the relationship cycle when we are born. They determine‚ as their parents before them‚ whether we are secure in our relationships‚ or if we are avoidant‚ ambivalent‚ or disorganized. Our relationship style influences most of life’s important issues such as how we deal with grief‚ marriage‚ and parenting. Our view of ourselves and those we hold most dear begin to be formed as we connect with our mothers

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    temperament are the key factors in shaping the infants attachment type‚ which will stay with them throughout the course of a lifetime. (Bowlby‚ 1979) To understand attachment type‚ it is categorized in three major styles: secure‚ avoidant‚ and anxious/ambivalent. It is understood that that these types are determined by the relationship with the parents during childhood. Several studies have tested attachment in various forms. In one study (Dinero‚ Conger‚ Shaver‚ Widaman & Larsen-Rife‚ 2008) attachment

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    have an attachment towards anyone let alone their caregivers. I this paper I will tell you about three different types of attachments and their effect on children. These three different attachments are: secure attachment‚ avoidant attachment‚ and ambivalent/resistant attachment. There are children who fuss a little when their caregiver leaves but the child usually calms down shortly after and when their caregiver returns they seek immediate interaction and are easily

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    hypothesis is that the quality of this early attachment can have profound effects on a person‚ and can particularly affect one’s capacity to form loving attachments to others as an adult” (Sternberg). The three attachment styles are secure‚ anxious-ambivalent‚ and avoidant‚ and it is determined what kind of attachment style a person will have early in their lives‚ in infancy. It is determined by the way the child’s’ parent cares for them in the

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    kept repressed from society. Secondly‚ Gillian’s ambivalent perception of Dorcas is in perfect alignment with the way in which she views the totems.Lastly‚Gillian’s internalized feelings of inadequacy are projected onto some of the totems.The totems are a representation of our perverse sexual side thats kept repressed while at the same time is a projection of Gillian’s feelings of inadequacy and a depiction of a perfect alignment between her ambivalent perception she feels towards Dorcas.

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    and insecure ambivalent. The attachment style that the child developed was dependant on how the child and mother interacted in the early stages of the child’s life: Conclusion: It was concluded from these results that the classification of the child depends on the treatment from the guardian/ parent: Secure attachment: It is likely that if the child has secure attachment the primary care was responsive and sensitive to the child’s needs. Insecure ambivalent attachment: If

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    information or adds important information to the argument. For instance‚ he says that characters “in fairy tales are not ambivalent - not good and bad at the same time‚ as we all are in reality” (Par. 26). In this instance‚ he clarifies what “ambivalent” means‚ and without that clarification‚ there is the possibility that most readers would not know the meaning of the “ambivalent”. He also uses dashes to define “primitive things” as “a tree‚ an animal‚ nature” (Par. 34)”. Again‚ he clarifies the meaning

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    together into original lifestyles. What is the tone of the poem? Is the speaker defiant‚ hopeful‚ angry‚ confused‚ ambivalent‚ proud? Cite specific words and phrases to support your response I believe that the tone of “Child of the Americas” is both ambivalent‚ and proud. The speaker develops these tones through her details. We can determine that her tone is ambivalent because of the way she describes herself. She describes herself as a jumble of different cultures and nationalities. “I

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