Attachment patterns include secure, avoidant, ambivalent, and disorganized styles.

“these are classic they're actually famous experiments done by bulby and answorth this is this classic experiment of the what was called The Strange situation task in which and I'm describing it very coarsely here I realize but a mother and child come into the laboratory the baby and the mother or father play together for a bit and then the mother leaves the mother leaves for some period of time and then comes back and the research is devoted to understanding the response of the child when the caretaker the mother or the father returns Balby and answorth and many of their scientific Offspring and colleagues identified at least four patterns that babies display when their caretaker returns and they group these into group a b c d so much so that the kids were referred to as a babies B babies C bab or D babies”