Which pattern of infant attachment is far more common in Japan than in the United States

A)  secure attachment
B)  insecure attachment 
C)  anxious-ambivalent attachment
D)  avoidant attachment

The anxious-ambivalent attachment pattern is more common in Japan than in the United States. This may be due to cultural differences in parenting practices and beliefs about the importance of emotional expression and attachment between mothers and infants. In Japanese culture, mothers may be more likely to encourage dependence and closeness with their infants, whereas in American culture, there may be more emphasis on independence and fostering self-reliance.