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Describe the different forms of attachments, and how to help a child develop secure attachment?

Secure attachment - child knows that when needed, the mother will be able to help.
Resistant attachment - child knows that when needed, mother will not be able to help.
Avoidant attachment - child feels that the parent/s are inconsistent in responding to her/ his needs
Disorganized attachment - parents treat the ...

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