Secure Attachment and the Effects on the Development of the Self

Ainsworth: There's three major styles of attachment, secure attachment, ambivalent, insecure attachment, and avoidant, insecure attachment. Ainsworth: Kids who are securely attached generally become visibly upset when their caregivers leave, and they're happy when they return. When they're frightened, these children seek comfort from the parent or caregiver,. And I'm talking about a typical idealized family.