Based on theories of emotional attachment formed during infancy, an avoidant attachment style is seen in babies who do not show preference for the caregiver when strangers are present, and do not exhibit distress when the caregiver leaves. In adults, it is seen in resistance to forming close bonds in relationships.

Also see Attachment Theory and Anxious Avoidant Insecure Attachment.

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