165). Researchers have found that dismissive caregivers instill a sense of uncertainty in children as well as the expectation that specific needs may not be met (Newman & Newman, 2015, p. 165). Overall, infants who formed an anxious-avoidant attachment generally have experienced less loving and nurturing situations as compared to those who are securely attached (Newman & Newman, 2015, p.
165). Researchers have found that dismissive caregivers instill a sense of uncertainty in children as well as the expectation that specific needs may not be met (Newman & Newman, 2015, p. 165). Overall, infants who formed an anxious-avoidant attachment generally have experienced less loving and nurturing situations as compared to those who are securely attached (Newman & Newman, 2015, p.