found that these infants were more likely to be found as insecurely attached (insecure avoidant)
What is the reason for Grossman's results?
the German cultural norm is for children and parents to keep space (infant = more independent) so in the experiment they do not engage in proximity-seeking behaviour
What does Grossman conclude?
that we do get cultural variations in attachment
that the strange situation doesn't mean the same thing in different cultures
