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According to John Bowlby's Attachment Theory, the concept of 'Insecure-Resistant / Ambivalent Attachment'—wherein infants display extreme distress and anxiety in the absence of the primary caregiver, and upon the caregiver's return, exhibit complex and contradictory behaviors combining a desire for closeness with anger/resistance—has profound psychological implications. Regarding emotional regulation, feelings of insecurity, and the scientific management of teacher-student interactions in classroom teaching, which of the following psychological statements is the most authentic and scientifically valid?
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Understanding Insecure-Resistant Attachment in Classroom Contexts
According to John Bowlby's Attachment Theory, children with Insecure-Resistant / Ambivalent Attachment feel extremely uncertain and anxious about their caregiver due to a lack of consistency in early caregiving.
- Behavioral Manifestation: They display high distress upon separation and contradictory behavior (seeking closeness yet showing anger) upon reunion.
- Classroom Implications: To help such students feel safe and stable, teachers must establish a predictable, consistent, and empathetic environment.
- Psychological Impact: This approach positively helps in reshaping their Internal Working Models, fostering better emotional regulation and reducing insecurity.
Therefore, option (b) presents the most scientific and authentic psychological implication.
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