They hold powerful positions and can get others to do what they want
Answer:
The anwer is Insecure/Resistant.
Explanation:
Insecure/Resistant children show distress when taken away from their caregivers. When this occurs, they will likely try to call the caregiver's attention by crying or yelling and, when reunited, they might show resistance. For this reason, this type of attachment is also called ambivalent.
I assume that the question is not necessarily directed at people, but that it can refer to the training of animals, such as dogs.
The most effective kind of reward is food and praise - and this is in fact the kind of reward most commonly used in dog training.