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accurate (i.e., hypersensitive) when they inferred their
alternative partners. Participants discussed and rated
and feelings about their partner. Avoidant individuals were
behave when they and their dating partners experience a
feeling. More secure men were more likely than avoidant men
frequently than avoidant women who were also more likely to
greater discomfort. These findings are discussed in the
Guided by attachment theory, this study examined how people
males and also reported having had more extensive thoughts
more likely to derogate the highly attractive targets than
not make inferences about what their partner was thinking or
opposite-sex people with their current dating partner. Women
partner was feeling distressed during the task more
partner's thoughts and feelings during the interaction, but
relationship threatening event: evaluating potential
secure individuals whose ratings were more accurate. Women
slides of either highly attractive or less attractive
they also reported personal thoughts and feelings indicating
to show their distress when their partner was rating other
with a more ambivalent orientation were more empathically
with a more secure orientation checked to see if their
with different adult attachment orientations think, feel, and
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