Elena notes: "Although secure attachment remains the most common bond established between infants and caregivers globally, child-rearing practices vary significantly across different societies. Consequently, researchers have observed that certain cultures exhibit much higher rates of specific insecure attachment styles compared to others."
Using one example of cultural variations in attachment, explain Elena's comments about insecure attachments.
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