Attachment theorists argue that childhood experiences with primary caregivers result in:

A) working models of relationships.
B) parasocial relationships.
C) love.
D) social connectedness.

Working Models

Internal representations of our interactions and relationships that guide our expectations and behaviors in social contexts.

Parasocial Relationships

One-sided relationships where an individual feels emotionally connected to a figure who is unaware of their existence, common in celebrity and media consumption.

Primary Caregivers

Individuals primarily responsible for the direct care and upbringing of children, typically parents or guardians.