Multiple Choice
What is the relationship between separation anxiety and attachment?
A) The more attached the child is, the less he feels separation anxiety.
B) If the child is securely attached, then he never feels separation anxiety because he trusts the caregiver to return.
C) The presence of separation anxiety indicates that the child has formed an attachment to the caregiver.
D) If the child is insecurely attached, then he never feels separation anxiety, since he does not care whether the mother (or father) returns at all.
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