When our attachment needs are met, we feel secure and safe, leading us to become curious about the world. This safety and security allow us to explore and engage with the world around us, focusing on our interests and creations. Attachment styles, such as anxious, avoidant, and secure, are discovered through experiments like the 'strange situation test', where the reactions of children when separated and reunited with their caregivers help determine their attachment styles. The secure attachment style shows quick recovery and interest in play after reuniting, signifying the importance of feeling safe in fostering curiosity and exploration.

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