Answer:
anxious-ambivalent (also called insecure) attachment
Step-by-step explanation:
One-year old Tommy is extremely distressed whenever his mother leaves him, yet resists her attempts to comfort him when she returns. Based on these behaviors, it seems that Tommy may have anxious-ambivalent (also called insecure) attachment with his mother.
The children with anxious attachment when reunited with their mothers, they are confused, dazed or agitated; staring off into space and avoiding direct eye contact with the mother. Yet, these children usually clung to the mother. They remained intensely focused on their mother, but do not seem to be satisfied or comforted. The narrow focus and limited responses of these children prevented any further play or exploratory behavior.The child is developing an ambivalent/anxious attachment pattern is inconsistent connection in the relationship with their primary caregiver. This is the case of one -year old Tommy