How Are the Interpersonal Relationships of Adulthood Affected by the Internal

Multiple Choice

How are the interpersonal relationships of adulthood affected by the internal working models of attachment that were developed in infancy and early childhood?

A) Through the processes of individuation and autonomy, young adults abandon their infant/early-childhood models of attachment and develop new models by resolving the crisis of intimacy versus isolation.
B) Insecurely attached children inevitably become adults with insecure, unsatisfactory intimate relationships.
C) Adults tend to duplicate their infant/early-childhood models of attachment with their prospective spouses.
D) The internal working model of attachment predicts an individual's happiness in adult love relationships.