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DO YOU KNOW YOUR ATTACHMENT STYLE?

Take the free attachment styles quiz and see if you’re secure, anxious, ambivalent or disorganized. Get your results and a detailed breakdown of your style.

WHAT ARE ATTACHMENT STYLES?

And why are they so important?

If you’re new to attachment theory, you may not realize that many of our early attachment patterns can shape our expectations and interactions for all our relationships.

You see, our attachment style is the “original blueprint” for how we perceive, connect with and relate to others and the world around us.

Of course, no one had a perfect childhood. And too many people worry that they’ll never be able to change or overcome the emotional wounds that still cause challenges in our day-to-day interactions and intimate relationships.

And while you might not have much of a say over which attachment style you first developed, when you better understand the source of your attachment style, it becomes easier to recognize, or even predict, what your response is likely to be in certain circumstances.

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Better relationships begin with you. Take the attachment styles quiz now and find out if you’re primarily secure, avoidant, ambivalent (anxious) or disorganized.

It’s free and should take less than 10 minutes to get your score and a detailed explanation of your results.

Before You Begin the Attachment Styles Quiz Questionnaire

Watch Dr. Diane Poole Heller explain how to approach the questions, what relationship to keep in mind, and how to use your results for personal reflection.

How to take the quiz

  1. Think of one significant relationship, such as a partner, parent, or close friend.
  2. Answer based on how you generally feel now, or how you felt in the past.
  3. Use the 5‑point scale from Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree.

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