<span>B. Fidelity and Responsibility would be most appropriate answer here.
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You could get a planner to write down times for things you plan to get done. I've found if I write down a time to get something done and then check it off when I've done it I feel more inclined to actually do it. Just write down a time frame for studying each day, or every other day, or simply when you have time for it. Whatever suits your needs and gets the job done.
An infant who is <u>insecurely (resistant)</u> attached is very likely to display very high levels of distress when separated from a caregiver and then mixed reactions when reunited with the caregiver.
People with unstable attachment styles generally have a hard time building emotional bonds with others. They may be offensive or unpredictable towards their loved ones-behaviors that result from the consistent lack of affection they have grown up and experienced. Unsafe / Avoidable Attachments – Avoid contact with your mother, especially during reunions. Unsafe / Ambiguous Attachment-Get angry at the farewell, but don't greet your mother positively when you meet again.
The anxious attachment itself can contribute to anxiety, but anxious children are more likely to have difficulty adjusting their emotions and interacting well with their peers, which can further contribute to anxiety.
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