An educational psychologist, Marcus, states:
"Although cross-cultural studies consistently demonstrate that secure bonds are globally predominant, the specific profiles of insecure attachment display distinct geographical trends. In particular, some collectivist nations display elevated frequencies of insecure-resistant patterns, which can be directly linked to their unique child-rearing customs."
Using one example of cultural variations in attachment, explain Marcus's comments regarding the elevated frequencies of insecure-resistant attachments.
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