Understanding Attachment Styles and Narcissistic Family Dynamics

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What is an attachment style according to Andre O’Donnell?
- An attachment style is how you feel, respond to, and act within every single human relationship.
- An attachment style is a psychological theory that explains how individuals use intellectual and cognitive strategies to manage their emotions and relationships with others.
- An attachment style is a set of learned behaviors and reactions that dictate how someone approaches commitments and responsibilities in personal and professional relationships.
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Which attachment style describes pleasing others at one’s own expense?
- Secure Attachment
- Anxious Attachment
- Avoidant Attachment
- Disorganized Attachment
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What is a characteristic of avoidant attachment style?
- Seeking constant approval
- Disregarding personal needs to keep peace
- Having consistent trust in others
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Which attachment style involves experiencing a range of emotions, leading to confusion and chaos?
- Anxious Attachment
- Secure Attachment
- Disorganized Attachment
- Avoidant Attachment
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Why do children of narcissistic parents often develop insecure attachment styles?
- Narcissistic parents are overly empathetic, leading to a child's dependency.
- Such parents prioritize their child's needs over their own, leading to insecure attachments.
- Narcissistic parents are self-focused, lack empathy, and struggle to connect securely with their child, failing to see and meet the child's needs fully.
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What is one consequence of not having an early secure connection with caregivers?
- An enhanced sense of independence and self-sufficiency in all types of relationships.
- The development of a strong belief in one's own abilities to meet personal needs without external support.
- The formation of a fundamental belief in being inadequate, leading to a perception that one must always give something in relationships to be valued or to have a sense of purpose.
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